Can phala be experienced too often?
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Developing tolerance for anything means that there is change, transformation, conditionality and causation present.
Nibbana is unchanging, unconditioned and uncaused so developing tolerance would not be possible.
Tolerance is a phenomena that belongs to conditioned reality.
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There's no question of tolerance or intolerance. Nibbana is non-experiential(Avedeita) peace.
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