The Noble Eightfold Path
1) Right View seeing the four truths
2) Right Intention desirelessness
friendliness
compassion
3) Right Speech refraining from false speech
refraining from divisive speech
refraining from hurtful speech
refraining from idel chatter
4) Right Action refraining from harming living beings
refraining from taking what is not given
refraining from sexual misconduct
5) Right Livelihood not based on wrong speech and action
6) Right Effort to prevent unarisen unwholesome states
to abandon arisen unwholesome states
to arouse unarisen wholesome states
to develop arisen wholesome states
7) Right Mindfulness contemplation of body
contemplation of feeling
contemplation of mind
contemplation of dharma
8) Right Concentration practice of four "dhyanas"
(As explained by Rupert Gethin in (1998) "The Foundations of Buddhism" Oxford: Opus Press.)
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