> This leads to people thinking that all they need to do is sit and not change anything about their lives and it will magically work out. Do I understand it co

> This leads to people thinking that all they need to do is sit and not change anything about their lives and it will magically work out. Do I understand it correctly that you’re saying that such people only try to practice samādhi instead of sīla, samādhi, and paññā? So that they neglect most of the noble eightfold path? The Thai forest tradition has been very meditation-focused (as was, in my reading, the Pali canon) but they emphasize the importance of the rest of the eightfold path too. The Pacific Hermitage had good discussions uploaded to YouTube for example.[1] And the UK and Australia branches seem to have had a similar sutta-centric and practical focus. [1] https://youtube.com/@PacificHermitage https://youtube.com/@PacificHermitage