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206 - Right Intention

6/17/202526 min

In this episode, we continue our exploration of the Eightfold Path by diving into the second aspect of wisdom—Right Intention. We explore how intention functions like a compass, helping us navigate life with purpose and clarity. Rather than reacting habitually, Right Intention invites us to respond skillfully to whatever arises. We discuss the three core intentions highlighted in Buddhist teachings: letting go (renunciation), wishing well (goodwill), and doing no harm (harmlessness). With everyday examples and practical insights, this episode is a reminder that intention shapes the seeds we plant with every word and action—and that we always have...

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  1. Noah Rasheta· Host0:00

    The Secular Buddhism Podcast is now on eightfoldpath.com with transcripts, AI chat, and more. Visit eightfoldpath.com. [gentle music] Hello, and welcome to another episode of the Secular Buddhism Podcast. This is episode number 206. I am your host, Noah Rochetta. I want to remind you, as always, that you don't need to use what you learn from Buddhism to be a Buddhist. You can use what you learn to simply be a better whatever you already are. Today's episode is the audio of a Dharma talk that I gave during one of our Sunday Zoom calls. These are weekly calls that I do with podcast listeners and supporters, with members of the Secular Buddhism Podcast online community. And the audio is on the topic of right intention. So without further ado, let's jump right into the topic for this podcast episode. Last week, we-- The, the talk was around the, the topic of right view, and I, I wanted to continue the discussion a little bit, uh, moving on to the, the next part of the topic that fits in really well with right view, which would be right intention. And this, again, the- these

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