Eightfold Buddhist Path

what-is-torture1 intelligence, what-is-torture's genesis2 intelligence, what-is-torture's dissolution3 intelligence, what is the path forward to dissolution of torture intelligence; these views are temperate views.

non-erotic thoughts, non-antipathy thoughts, non-harm-will thoughts; these thoughts are temperate thoughts

abstinence from irresponsibleness in speech [this is not lying in practice], abstinence from malice in words, abstinence from adiscipline in words, abstinence from peripheralness in talk; these words are temperate words

abstinence from anything worse than selling life [this is not killing in practice], abstinence from any giving not given [this is not stealing in practice], abstinence from life devoted to marriage [this is chastity in practice] ; these deeds are temperate deeds

An itinerant-disciple questions all of the wrong ways to live to take up right ways to live; this is the path forward to temperate way to live

Temperate Asabiyyah; this is the path forward to temperate application

Memory Lanes; this is the path forward to temperate mindfullness

Four Concentrations:

1. An alms-recipient avails a subject-object merger in: change6 in erotic presence, change6 in evil unwholesome presence, compensation4, recompensation5, rapturous pleasure of exodus6.

2. An alms-recipient avails a subject-object merger in: forfeiture of compensation & recompensation, internal assurance, fashioning of one mind, no compensation-recompensation, rapturous pleasure of harbor.

3. An alms-recipient avails a subject-object merger in: barely any passion towards rapture, equanimous living, mindful recognition, pliable to bodily pleasure, regaled by itinerants as an equanimous mindful pleasurable living.

4. An alms-recipient avails a subject-object merger in: measured pleasure, measured pain, breakdown of stress & cheer, neither pleasure nor pain, pure mindfulness of equanimity; this is the path forward to temperate concentration

Torture1: severe pain or suffering

Genesis2: the origin or mode of formation of something

Dissolution3: a process by which a solid is absorbed by a liquid especially when mixed

Compensation4: undermining psychological difficulty by developing in another direction.

Recompensation5: undermining material difficulty by developing in another direction.

Exodus6: departure from harmful or undesirable situations

Change7: to undermine something