The Noble Eightfold Path (ariyo aṭṭhaṅgiko maggo) is the core Buddhist framework that describes the path of practice toward Liberation from Suffering. It is divided into 3 sections: Wisdom, Action, and Meditation/Integration.
The section on Wisdom (pañña)
1. Right (or Wise) View (sammā-diṭṭhi ) (2.28.17 on Suffering and 3.7.17 on Karma)
2. Right Intention (sammā-sankappa) (3.14.17)
The section on Ethics (sīla)
3. Right Speech (sammā-vācā) (3.21.17)
4. Right Action (sammā-kammanta) (4.4.17)
5. Right Livelihood (sammā-ājīva) (4.11.17)
Summary: Wise Action as choices that condition States (4.18.17)
The section on Meditation (samādhi)
6. Right Effort (sammā-vāyāma) (5.2.17)
7. Right Mindfulness (sammā-sati) (5.9.17)
8. Right Meditation/Integration (sammā-samādhi)
On Stillness (5.23.17)
Meditation: Concentration at the nose-tip
On nibbāna (5.30.17)
Meditation: Stilling body, stilling mind (5.30.17)
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