The main features of the Buddhist path: the Eightfold Path
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- Created on: 30-04-18 19:14
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In the Common Vehicle (Theravada Buddhism), the path is described as the Eightfold Path and contains eight different elements, depicted in the eight-spoked wheel which symbolises the Buddhist religion. These elements are not sequential: all work together and reinforce each other
- Right view refers specifcally to understanding the Four Noble Truths and intuitively grasping their meaning - it is a correct understanding of how things actually are
- Right attitude includes thoughts such as selfless renunciation, detachment, love and compassion for others, nonviolence and equal-mindedness
- Right speech is refraining from lying, idle gossip and harsh words
- Right action refers to honest actions that…
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