Types of beings in Hinduism

The divine and the non divine natures of Human beings are been dealt exhaustively in bhagwad Gita chapter 16 .

The symptoms are 2 as follows.

One possessing the divine nature is destined for liberation from the cycle of birth and death and the non divine is destined for Bondage and repeated Births and death.

There are 6 types of conscious beings dwelling in 6 realms :
1. Animals
2. Hell beings
3.Human
4.Gods
5. Anti Gods
6.Hungry ghosts (pretas)

and all these are the existing reality , here and now.
And we create these ourselves.

1. Animal Realm state
It is characterized by the creation of boundaries for themselves (comfort zone) , by Ignorance and laziness .
And obsession with self preservation.

2.Hellish mind state or hellish beings(Naraki)
These people experience "Naraka yaatane ": The experience of narak within themselves.
It is characterized by grief, self piety, victimization, Inability to go of one's suffering.

3. Asuras (Anti Gods)
Anti Gods are characterized by pride, ego centric nature and self gratification by all means whether it would be sex or getting intoxicated .

4.Devas or the gods.
These people are characterized by compassion, Good nature and pride.

5.Manushya (Human)
Mixture of both Gods and Anti gods
These people can get to the State of Gods as well as Anti gods but they cannot remain in that state for a long time. If they remain then they can be classified as Gods or Anti Gods.
With respect to nature.

6.pretas ( Ghosts )
These people are characterized by extreme attachment to something, greed and are unable to share good thing with others or rejoice by looking at the happiness of others.

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