The Noble Eightfold Path
Way to the End of Suffering
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Narrated by:
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Neha Shroff
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By:
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Bhikkhu Bodhi
This audiobook offers a clear, concise account of the Eightfold Path prescribed to uproot and eliminate the deep underlying cause of suffering—ignorance.
Each step of the path is believed to cultivate wisdom through mental training, and includes an enlightened and peaceful middle path that avoids extremes. The theoretical as well as practical angles of each of the paths—right view, right intention, right speech, right action, right livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness, and right concentration—are illustrated through examples from contemporary life.
The work's final chapter addresses the Buddhist path and its culmination in enlightenment.
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Sects of Buddhism have a spectrum of views about the relative primacy of speech, thought, and action -- how are they different? What is innate meaning and by what karmic and metaphysical weight is Right Intention and Behavior judged? Likewise, many sects have a spectrum of views about whether the Universal Mind exists (some believe it does), and some might say the existence of Satori constitutes God-by-De-Facto, whether or not comparisons to western theology are apt. Likewise, the existence of the metaphysical ability to cultivate something like free will does not mean that free will, per se, exists. Buddhist doctrine does not suggest that there is an absolute answer to that question from the human perspective. In fact, Buddhist (and Daoist) philosophy both presuppose the axiom that the exercise of what seems like free will (usually in the form of restraint, compassion, and planning) is also the cultivation of benevolent determinism (which is Universal Truth, page 1 of the Dao De Jing, Huangdi Neijing, and the upshot of the Four Truths and Noble Path), which is a study relevant to all Spiritual Practices.
This audiobook is structured so that a mind which is exposed to a broad foundation of Dharma will have a great harvest. 5 Stars. I encourage all to listen to this, and several of Its sectarian and secular brothers and sisters as well.
Beautifully Structured
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Simplified Version of Do's and Don'ts for Path
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