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The Noble Eightfold Path
- Right view: Understand suffering, its cause, ending, and path.
- Mundane: Understand karma: actions have consequences across lives.
- Supramundane: Directly understand the Four Noble Truths.
- Right intention: Intend renunciation, goodwill, and harmlessness.
- Right speech: Avoid lying, division, abuse, and idle chatter.
- Right action: Avoid killing, stealing, and sexual misconduct.
- Right livelihood: Earn without causing harm.
- Right effort: Prevent and abandon unskillful states; develop skillful ones.
- Right mindfulness: Clearly observe body, feeling, mind, and phenomena.
- Right concentration: Develop a unified mind through the four jhānas.
The path is one training with eight mutually supporting factors.
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