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Noble Eightfold Path

Noble Eightfold Path

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Sep 11, 2026

Trudy GoodmanGUEST
27:45
We just find creative ways, you know, to present it to you, but it's the same practice, this being present with experience over and over and over and embracing it all, letting it go, stopping imagining that It's something out there.
Trudy GoodmanGUEST
28:10
And then living our life and acting from that realization, that's the Eightfold Path.
Trudy GoodmanGUEST
28:18
And I like the way Zuigan taught it to himself, quite economical teaching.
Trudy GoodmanGUEST
28:27
So attachment.
Ajahn DhammasihaHOST
8:48
What, what the Buddha means is exactly this pain you, you feel in your heart when you're in a really tough situation.
Ajahn DhammasihaHOST
8:59
And the Buddha talks about that, and he makes it the, the starting point of these four noble truth, and he analyzes it, and he presents what is really the cause of that, and then he presents how we can remove the cause, namely through the Eightfold Path.
Ajahn DhammasihaHOST
9:19
And then he presents that once we move the cause, and obviously the result, the suffering, is also gone.
Ajahn DhammasihaHOST
9:29
So, and if I experience intense suffering, and I have already some knowledge, I know enough that there's a teacher who talked about that and who said, "You can actually get out of that." And there's a state which can be realized and experienced, which is completely beyond suffering, where that pain you are experiencing right now, not the word, but this overwhelming pain you experience.
NuhansaHOST
161:29
May they all rejoice in these merits and by the power of these merits, may they be healed of any physical and mental ailments and overcome any obstacles to their spiritual progress.
NuhansaHOST
161:37
May they abstain from the unmeritorious deeds, fulfill the meritorious deeds, fulfill the Noble Eightfold Path, and may they all attain the supreme bliss of Nibbāna.
NuhansaHOST
161:46
Sādhu, Sādhu, Sādhu.
NuhansaHOST
161:48
Let us also take a moment's trance with these merits to the Sakya Deva as well as all the universe's gods and deities.
NuhansaHOST
161:59
Let us transfer these mayors to our guardian deities who keep a watchful eye over us and keep us out of harm's way.
NuhansaHOST
162:04
May they prosper in divine power and wisdom.
NuhansaHOST
162:06
May they abstain from the unmeritorious deeds, fulfill the meritorious deeds, fulfill the noble eightfold path, and may they all attain the supreme bliss of Nibbana.
NuhansaHOST
162:14
Sadhu, Sadhu, Sadhu.
Mindful Marietta

Mindful Marietta

Wise View

Sep 10 · 6 Mentions

RichieHOST
0:53
Next topic is on...
RichieHOST
0:55
the Eightfold Path and one of those factors, wise view.
RichieHOST
1:05
So I'll talk a bit about how this ties in to the Four Notable Truths that we discussed last time we met or the time before recently.
RichieHOST
1:21
Talk about what the path is and is not.
RichieHOST
1:55
Maybe you remember the word dukkha.
RichieHOST
2:00
The causes of it, the possibility of being free from it, and the path leading to the freedom from it.
RichieHOST
2:08
And the path leading to the freedom from it is the Eightfold Path.
RichieHOST
2:18
So This happens a lot in early Buddhism in the original teachings.
Chas DiCapuaGUEST
33:24
Why it's called practice.
Chas DiCapuaGUEST
33:25
Why the Eightfold Path is cultivated.
Chas DiCapuaGUEST
33:27
We don't just like make it or not make it.
Chas DiCapuaGUEST
33:30
Uh, we, we cultivate it.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
77:36
For example, the lady's, um, problem was about how much should you do and how much stress should you take on to be doing the right thing.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
77:45
And then I would always in my own head kind of refer to the Eightfold Path, the right effort, the right intention.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
77:51
And once you've done that, you don't really need to feel the unnecessary emotion that comes with it, which I find enables me to be more composed and just execute the task.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
78:01
Even though I do a difficult job, sometimes I feel like if I'm being skillful in a Buddhist way, it becomes almost effortless.
KhemakaGUEST
79:44
The, the, the conviction or faith must come within.
KhemakaGUEST
79:49
And if you lead by example, if you do things, if you do things by, in a way, and certainly having the right view is very true.
KhemakaGUEST
80:02
I mean, that's, that's very true for the lady at the back, is having the right view is the first step in the, you know, first factor in the Eightfold Path.
KhemakaGUEST
80:12
And if you lead by example, the others will, you know, take notice of it, isn't it? I think that's the best way.
David RoylanceHOST
0:00
[gentle music] Welcome to Daily Wisdom: Walking the Path with the Buddha, a podcast shared by David Roylance.
David RoylanceHOST
0:08
This podcast is dedicated to guiding you to completely eliminate the discontent mind and the suffering it causes by attaining enlightenment.
David RoylanceHOST
0:17
Learn and practice the teachings of Gautama Buddha that will guide you to fully attain a peaceful, calm, serene, and content mind with joy.

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David RoylanceHOST
29:50
This is our group learning program where each Sunday and Wednesday, I get together with students, helping them to be able to understand the path to enlightenment.
David RoylanceHOST
29:57
We use a book as part of the book series that I share, the very first book as the guide for this particular program, and we just restarted this program a few weeks ago.
David RoylanceHOST
30:08
And what I've been doing is each individual class, I've been teaching the Eightfold Path.
David RoylanceHOST
30:13
I did a series on, uh, the Eightfold Path, where I did three individual parts, where I dived into the wisdom section, the moral conduct section and the mental discipline section, really going deeply into each one of the aspects of the Eightfold Path.
David RoylanceHOST
30:29
The Eightfold Path is the core central teaching of the Buddha that guides you to enlightenment.
speaker_1HOST
33:23
Each one of us can live those vows in our daily life.
speaker_1HOST
33:28
We come back again and again to these vows, to the 16 Bodhisattva precepts, to the Noble Eightfold Path, and to meditating, contemplating, and putting into practice these eight realizations or awarenesses of one who is maturing on the path of wisdom.
speaker_1HOST
33:50
one who is growing in the path of wisdom.
speaker_1HOST
33:56
It is continuous and ceaseless practice and it is practice right here and right now.
Ando MuellerGUEST
13:03
that the reality of the defiling passions is the cause of that suffering, and that this cause is not different for any of us.
Ando MuellerGUEST
13:13
That if suffering is extinguished, then this cause is extinguished, because when a cause is eliminated, its fruits are also eliminated, and that the path to eliminating it is, in reality, the path of truth, and there's no other way, the noble eightfold path.
Ando MuellerGUEST
13:34
Aniruddha reminds those who have already fully penetrated the Buddha's teachings heard this night of their duty to help ferry all to the other shore.
Ando MuellerGUEST
13:45
He consoles the community members who are grieving at the imminent loss of their teacher.
Mike ShreveHOST
11:23
And number three is in order to get rid of suffering, we have to get rid of desire.
Mike ShreveHOST
11:31
And then number four, that's accomplished through the Noble Eightfold Path.
Mike ShreveHOST
11:35
Let me read to you what the Noble Eightfold Path is.
Mike ShreveHOST
11:39
Number one, right knowledge.
Mike ShreveHOST
11:41
Number two, right thought.

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