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Phala

Phala is a Sanskrit term that means "fruit" of one's actions in Hinduism and Buddhism. In Buddhism, the following types of phala are identified:

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Within Buddhism

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Phala

Nodes17
Edges16
Triples35
Avg. degree1.88
Density0.117647
Components1

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Phala

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related to Maha-phala · 19
Phala → According, Asukhacaadukkha, Clairaudience, Clairvoyance, DN, End, Equanimity, Fearlessness, Freedom, Great, Intuition, Maha-phala, Manomaya, Meditative Absorption, Out-of-body, Patisandhi, Recollection, Samaññaphala Sutta, The
related to Alternate translations · 5
Phala → Harvey, Keown, Mahinda Thera, The, Ven
related to Ariya-phala · 4
Phala → Ariya, Buddhist, Sota, The
related to Phalashruti · 3
Phala → Hindu, It, Such
related to Karma and its fruit · 2
Phala → In Hindu, In Hinduism
is a · 1
Phala → Sanskrit term that means
related to Within Buddhism · 1
Phala → Within Buddhism

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buddhism term fruition refers hinduism fruit maha-phala phalashruti text buddhist path great fruits ariya-phala verse benefits end actions following identified

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Phalais aSanskrit term that means0.90text
Phalarelated to Alternate translationsThe0.60section
Phalarelated to Alternate translationsHarvey0.60section
Phalarelated to Alternate translationsKeown0.60section
Phalarelated to Alternate translationsVen0.60section
Phalarelated to Alternate translationsMahinda Thera0.60section
Phalarelated to Ariya-phalaThe0.60section
Phalarelated to Ariya-phalaAriya0.60section
Phalarelated to Ariya-phalaBuddhist0.60section
Phalarelated to Ariya-phalaSota0.60section
Phalarelated to Karma and its fruitIn Hinduism0.60section
Phalarelated to Karma and its fruitIn Hindu0.60section

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