In Buddhist philosophy, Right View is regarded as the first step on the Eightfold Path and is crucial to achieving ultimate liberation and enlightenment. Right View is the correct understanding of Buddhist philosophy, including understanding the law of cause and effect (karma) and the truth that all dharmas are selfless. This is the foundation upon which the practitioner begins his or her spiritual journey, ensuring the correct direction and depth of other practices.
Right View requires practitioners to accept and understand the impermanence and causality of all phenomena that arise and perish due to conditions.
Right View is the starting point of spiritual liberation, helping an individual to break free from the bonds of ignorance and misunderstandings that are the source of suffering and trouble.
As the first step on the Eightfold Path, Right View provides practitioners with a solid foundation that guides them in the correct practice of right intention, right speech, right action, and other moral and spiritual disciplines.
Right View is not just a theoretical understanding, it also inspires practitioners to meditate deeply and explore the deeper layers of the mind, thereby reaching a higher state of enlightenment.
