Wrong Mindfulness☁️ dark quality View in explorer

The Buddha describes the six unsurpassable things among seeing, listening, acquisitions, training, service, and recollection.

With wrong view, all actions lead to suffering. With right view, all actions lead to happiness. The Buddha explains this with an example of seeds.

Beings come together and associate by way of the elements. Those on the wrong eightfold path bond together, while those practicing the Noble Eightfold Path come together and associate with each other.

Beings come together and associate by way of the elements. Those possessing the ten wrong factors bond together, while those accomplished in the ten factors of an adept unite.

The Buddha distinguishes the wrong way of practice and the right way of practice.

The Buddha distinguishes the wrong way of practice and the right way of practice and their outcomes.

Approaching wrongness leads to failure, not success. Approaching rightness leads to success, not failure.

The Buddha describes the ten bases for the wearing away of the multitude harmful, unwholesome qualities, and for the development of multitude wholesome qualities.