Step 1: Understanding the Concept:
The 15th Chapter of the Gita, Purushottama Yoga, provides the method to transcend the material world (the inverted Ashvattha tree). Verse 15.5 specifies the ethical and psychological "qualifications" of the person who is ready to reach the supreme, eternal state (Padam Avyayam).
Step 2: Detailed Explanation:
The Sanskrit verse is:
"nirmānamohā jitasangadoṣā adhyātmanityā vinivṛttakāmāḥ |
dvandvairvimuktāḥ sukhaduḥkhasaṃjñair gacchantyamūḍhāḥ padaṃ avyayaṃ tat ||"
Following the exact sequence:
1. Nirmanamoha (A): The wise are free from pride (Mana) and delusion (Moha).
2. Jitasangadosha (C): They have conquered (Jita) the defect of attachment (Sangadosha).
3. Adhyatmanitya (B): They are eternally (Nitya) fixed in the Spirit/Self (Adhyatma).
4. Vinivrittakamah (E): Their material desires (Kama) have completely turned away or ceased.
5. Dvandvair-vimuktah... (D): They are released from dualities (Dvandva) known as pleasure and pain.
Step 3: Synthesis:
The sequence A-C-B-E-D shows a logical psychological cleaning process: removing ego $\rightarrow$ cutting external ties $\rightarrow$ focusing inward $\rightarrow$ ending the root of craving $\rightarrow$ achieving absolute stability above worldly dualities. Only the Amudhah (the non-deluded) who follow this path reach the Lord.
Step 4: Final Answer:
The correct sequential order as per the verse is A, C, B, E, D.