法苑珠林 68.16

68.16

Furthermore, as the Abhidharmahṛdaya-śāstra states: There are five kinds of fruits: 1. the fruition fruit (vipāka-phala); 2. the fruit of reliance (niśraya-phala); 3. the dominant fruit (adhipati-phala); 4. the fruit of personal effort (puruṣakāra-phala); 5. the fruit of disconnection (visaṃyoga-phala). If it is a wholesome contaminated dharma, it has either four fruits or five fruits: if it can sever the fetters, it has five fruits; if it does not rely on severing fetters, it has four fruits, excluding the fruit of disconnection. If it is an uncontaminated dharma, it has either four fruits or three fruits: if it can sever the fetters, among the four fruits it excludes the fruition fruit; if it does not sever the fetters, it excludes the fruition fruit and the fruit of disconnection. If among indeterminate dharmas, there are only three fruits, excluding the fruition fruit and the fruit of disconnection.