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Parts of this concept are famously analogized to an arrow shot by an archer and the arrows left in the quiver to be shot. (0[1])In Shaivism, people are bound by māyā, (20[1])aṇava, and this concept, (0[1])which gave rishis their power along with tapasya ("thuh-PUS-ya"). Depending on the quality of this concept, it (20[1])can either yield papa or punya, (20[2])analogized (0[2])by fruits. (20[4])This concept (20[2])is usually (20[1])divided into (20[1])agami, (20[1])kriyamana ("kree-uh-MAA-nuh"), prarabdha ("PRAA-rub-dhuh"), and (*) sanchita (10[2])("SUN-chih-thuh"). According to Tulsidas, until that sanchita form of this concept is exhausted, moksha (0[1])cannot (10[1])be (10[1])achieved. (10[4])Because (0[1])this concept (10[2])primarily dictates (10[1])a soul’s path (10[1])after (10[1])reincarnation, (10[6])a (10[1])bad (10[1]0[1])form of it (10[1])might lead to a lower-caste (10[1])birth. For 10 points, name this Hindu concept in which past actions influence future outcomes. (10[2])■END■ (10[4])

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