Bhagavad Gita Chapter 16, the 26 divine qualities

In Bhagavad Gita Chapter 16, the 26 divine qualities are described as the characteristics of those with a divine nature, leading to liberation, while the opposite qualities belong to those of a demoniac nature, leading to bondage. 

Here's a breakdown of the 26 divine qualities, as described in verses 16.1-3:

The Divine Qualities (Daivi Sampada):

1. Fearlessness (Abhaya): Brave and unafraid in the face of adversity.
2. Purity of Heart (Sattva): A pure and unblemished mind.
3. Perseverance in Acquiring Wisdom (Jnana-Yoga): Steadfastness in seeking knowledge and spiritual practice.
4. Charity (Dana): Generosity and giving without expectation of return.
5. Subjugation of the Senses (Indriya-Nigraha): Control over the senses and desires.
6. Performance of Holy Rites (Yajna): Performing sacrifices and rituals according to the scriptures.
7. Study of the Scriptures (Veda-Path): Studying the Vedas and other sacred texts.
8. Self-Discipline (Tapas): Austerity and self-restraint.
9. Straightforwardness (Satya): Honesty and truthfulness in words and actions.
10. Non-Injury (Ahimsa): Harmlessness and non-violence towards all beings.
11. Truthfulness (Satya): Speaking the truth and living honestly.
12. Freedom from Wrath (Krodha-Aparadh): Absence of anger and irritability.
13. Renunciation (Tyaga): Detachment from worldly attachments.
14. Tranquility (Shanti): Peacefulness and calmness of mind.
15. Absence of Malice (Asatya): Not speaking ill of others or engaging in gossip.
16. Compassion for All Creatures (Daya): Kindness and empathy towards all living beings.
17. Absence of Greed (Aloluptvam): Freedom from avarice and covetousness.
18. Gentleness (Shanti): Kindness and mildness of manner.
19. Modesty (Hrih): Humility and a sense of decorum.
20. Lack of Restlessness (Acapalam): Steadfastness and determination.
21. Radiance of Character (Tejah): Inner brilliance and strength of character.
22. Forgiveness (Kshama): The ability to forgive and not harbor resentment.
23. Patience (Dhriti): The ability to endure hardships with fortitude.
24. Cleanliness (Saucam): Purity of both body and mind.
25. Freedom from Hate (Asatya): Absence of hatred and malice.
26. Absence of Conceit (Natimanita): Lack of pride and arrogance. 

n Bhagavad Gita Chapter 16, the demoniac qualities are described as arrogance, pride, anger, conceit, harshness, and ignorance. 

Here's a more detailed breakdown of these qualities: 

1. Arrogance: A sense of inflated self-importance and a disdain for others.
2. Pride: Excessive self-regard and a lack of humility.
3. Anger: Easily provoked and prone to outbursts of rage.
4. Conceit: A belief in one's own superiority and a tendency to boast.
5. Harshness: Cruel and unkind behavior towards others.
6. Ignorance: A lack of understanding and wisdom, particularly regarding spiritual matters.