Phala Adhyaya

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Phala Adhyaya is the concluding section of the Brahma Sutras that discusses the spiritual results and ultimate liberation attained through the realization of Brahman.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Adhyaya
section of a religious text
addressesQuestion relation between knowledge and works in attaining liberation
what is attained by realizing Brahman
whether liberated souls retain individuality
whether liberation is temporary or eternal
aim to clarify the ultimate goal of human life according to Vedanta
associatedWith Vedanta NERFINISHED
commentaryTradition Advaita Vedanta NERFINISHED
Dvaita Vedanta NERFINISHED
Vishishtadvaita Vedanta NERFINISHED
commentedOnBy Adi Shankaracharya NERFINISHED
Madhvacharya NERFINISHED
Ramanujacharya NERFINISHED
concerns nature of immortality in Vedanta
post-mortem destiny of the knower of Brahman
discusses attainment of Brahman
final release from samsara
relationship between knowledge and liberation
state of the liberated soul (jivanmukta and videhamukta)
etymology "Adhyaya" means chapter in Sanskrit
"Phala" means fruit or result in Sanskrit
focusesOn distinction between different paths of the soul after death
non-return of the liberated soul to rebirth
permanence of liberation
results of upasana (meditation) on Brahman
genre philosophical theology
language Sanskrit
mainTheme nature of the fruit (phala) of knowledge of Brahman
spiritual results of Brahman-realization
ultimate liberation (moksha)
partOf Brahma Sutras NERFINISHED
philosophicalDomain Indian philosophy
philosophicalSchool Vedanta NERFINISHED
positionInWork fourth chapter of the Brahma Sutras
relatedConcept Brahman NERFINISHED
jnana (knowledge)
karma (ritual action)
moksha
upasana (meditative worship)
religiousTradition Hinduism
roleInWork concluding section of the Brahma Sutras
scripturalCategory Vedanta sutra exegesis
scripturalStatus authoritative in Vedanta schools
textualContext follows the Sadhana Adhyaya in the Brahma Sutras
textualForm aphoristic sutras

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Brahma Sutras hasPart Phala Adhyaya