Satipatthana Sutta Workshop - S13 Noble Truths
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This set of slides is from the Satipatthana Workshop conducted by Venerable Aggacitta at Sasanarakkha Buddhist Sanctuary between July 26-29, 2012. Permission is given to redistribute without any modifications, for non-commercial purposes only. These slide covers 4 Noble Truths, the Noble Eightfold Path and the interlink between the concepts of the Noble Eightfold Path.
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Satipatthana Sutta Workshop - S13 Noble Truths
- 1. Knowing the 4 Noble Truths as they have occurred according to Dhammacakkapavattana Sutta (SN 56:11)
- 2. 4 Noble Truths 1. Suffering 2. Origin of Suffering 3. Cessation of Suffering 4. Way Leading to the Cessation of Suffering Step 1: Identify Each Truth
- 3. 4 Noble Truths 1. Suffering—to be fully known 2. Origin of Suffering—to be abandoned 3. Cessation of Suffering—to be realised 4. Way Leading to the Cessation of Suffering—to be developed Step 2: Understand Each Task
- 4. 4 Noble Truths 1. Suffering—has been fully known 2. Origin of Suffering—has been abandoned 3. Cessation of Suffering—has been realised 4. Way Leading to the Cessation of Suffering—has been developed Step 3: Acknowledge Completion
- 5. 1. Suffering ● Birth, aging, illness, death ● Association with the unbeloved ● Separation from the loved ● Not to obtain what one wishes for ● In brief, the five aggregates [subject to] clinging is to be fully known
- 6. 2. Origin of Suffering Craving which brings renewal of being, accompanied by delight and lust, and delights in this and that— ● Craving for sensual pleasures ● Craving for being ● Craving for non-being is to be abandoned
- 7. 3. Cessation of Suffering The remainderless detachment from and cessation of that very craving— ● the renunciation ● relinquishment ● release ● letting go is to be realised
- 8. 4. Way to Cessation of Suffering The Noble Eightfold Path— 1. Right view 5. Right livelihood 2. Right thought 6. Right effort 3. Right speech 7. Right mindfulness 4. Right action 8. Right composure is to be developed
- 9. Way to Develop Satipaṭṭhāna The Noble Eightfold Path— 1. Right view 5. Right livelihood 2. Right thought 6. Right effort 3. Right speech 7. Right mindfulness 4. Right action 8. Right composure This is called the way leading to the develop- ment of the establishment of mindfulness. (SN 47:40)
- 10. Linear Development of N8P 10 Right Liberation 9 RK 1 RV 8 RC 2 RT 7 RM Sīla 3 RS 6 RE Samādhi Paññā 4 RA 5 RL
- 11. Complex Development of N8P Liberation Detachment 1RV1 1RV2 Weariness 6RE 7RM 8RC 1RV1=Info & Intelligence 2RT 1RV2=Insight 3RS 5RL Sīla Samādhi Paññā 4RA