  Let $u$ be a pluriharmonic function on the unit ball in $\mathbb{C}^n$. I
consider the relationship between the set of points $L_u$ on the boundary of
the ball at which $u$ converges nontangentially and the set of points
$\mathcal{L}_u$ at which $u$ converges along conditioned Brownian paths. For
harmonic functions $u$ of two variables, the result
$L_u\stackrel{\mathrm{a.e.}}{=}\mathcal{L}_u$ has been known for some time, as
has a counterexample to the same equality for three variable harmonic
functions. I extend the $L_u\stackrel{\mathrm{a.e.}}{=}\mathcal{L}_u$ result to
pluriharmonic functions in arbitrary dimensions.
