Buddhist Paths to liberation | Wikipedia audio article
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Buddhist Paths to liberation


00:00:25 1 Early Buddhism
00:00:43 1.1 The Noble Eightfold Path
00:01:13 1.2 Alternate sequences
00:01:31 1.2.1 Tevijja Sutta
00:02:43 1.2.2 Cula-Hatthipadopama-sutta
00:04:18 1.2.3 Maha-Assapura-sutta
00:05:37 1.2.4 Sekha-sutta
00:06:37 1.3 Developing the seven factors of awakening
00:07:31 1.4 Alternate formulations
00:07:45 1.4.1 Anupubbikathā
00:08:31 1.4.2 Atthakavagga
00:09:12 2 Theravada tradition
00:09:22 2.1 Path to Awakening
00:12:30 2.2 Path of purification
00:14:31 3 Bodhisattva path
00:15:05 3.1 Six paramitas
00:16:01 3.2 Five paths and ten bhumis
00:16:11 3.2.1 Five paths
00:17:43 3.2.2 Ten Bhumis
00:19:38 4 Tibetan Buddhism
00:19:47 4.1 Lam Rim
00:20:11 4.2 Annuttara-yoga tantras
00:20:39 4.2.1 Generation stage
00:21:02 4.2.2 Four purities
00:21:46 4.2.3 Completion stage
00:22:33 4.3 Four yogas of mahāmudrā
00:23:38 5 Zen
00:24:00 5.1 Sudden and gradual
00:25:53 5.2 Rinzai-Zen
00:26:14 5.3 Sōtō-Zen
00:26:35 6 See also



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The Buddhist tradition gives a wide variety of descriptions of the Buddhist path (magga) to liberation. The classical description is the Noble Eightfold Path, described in the Sutta Pitaka. This description is preceded by even older descriptions in the Sutta Pitaka, and elaborated in the various Buddhist traditions. A number of other paths have been developed and described within the various traditions.