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Noble Eightfold Path Higher / Int 2

Noble Eightfold Path The Noble Eightfold Path is the core of Buddhist practice and lifestyle. It is a guide to life, with it’s basis in the central teachings of the Four Noble Truths (It IS the Fourth Noble Truth [Magga]). Split into three sections: Wisdom, Morality, and Meditation Not a step by step guide All should be practiced simultaneously All ‘stages’ are interconnected It is seen as the ‘Way’ to achieve enlightenment See: The Path (Dhammapada)

Noble Eightfold Path 1.Right View (understanding 4NT) 2.Right Intention (Doing things for right reasons) 3.Right Speech (no gossip / idle chat / lying) 4.Right Conduct / Action (being useful/helpful) 5.Right Livelihood (a good / helpful job) 6.Right Effort (Work hard towards keeping to 4NT and 8FP) 7.Right Mindfulness (Awareness / See things in the right way / Understanding how your actions affect everything around you) 8.Right Concentration (Meditation)