Gruta, Garry Lashley N.

IWRBS
11 - COMTE Activity 2: Theravada Buddhism

The Eightfold Path is a fundamental principle in Buddhism that provides

followers with specific guidelines on how to live an enlightened and fulfilling
life. It encompasses not only morality but also a deeper understanding of
oneself and the world. The Eightfold Path emphasizes the significance of
right view, right aim, right conduct, right lifestyle, right effort, right
observation, right concentration, and right thought. It serves as a lifestyle
guide aimed at helping individuals achieve freedom from suffering.
Similarly, the Four Noble Truths are also a fundamental concept in
Buddhism. They aim to understand the natural state of life, identify the
cause of suffering, and follow a path to freedom from continuous pain.
Lastly, in Judaism and Christianity, the Ten Commandments serve as basic
moral and behavioral guidelines based on respect and obedience to God.

While there may be differences between various cultural, religious, or

philosophical contexts, their aim is the same: to guide people towards living
a moral and purposeful life while understanding the nature of existence.
Ultimately, there is a shared desire for all people to recognize and obey the
God they believe in, as this is one way to discover oneself and their
purpose in this world.