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'''bodhyāṅga''' ([[Pāli]], [[bojjhaṅga]]). A list of seven factors that lead to or constitute [[bodhi]], or awakening. Often referred to as the seven ‘limbs of [[enlightenment]]’, the seven items are listed in [[Pāli]] sources as:  
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'''bodhyāṅga''' ([[Pāli]], [[bojjhaṅga]]). A list of seven factors that lead to or constitute [[bodhi]], or awakening. Often referred to as the [[Seven Factors of Enlightenment|seven ‘limbs of enlightenment]]’, the seven items are listed in [[Pāli]] sources as:  
 
:(1) [[mindfulness]] ([[sati]]);  
 
:(1) [[mindfulness]] ([[sati]]);  
 
:(2) [[investigation of the Dharma]] ([[dharma-vicaya]]);  
 
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:(7) [[equanimity]] ([[upekkhā]]).  
 
:(7) [[equanimity]] ([[upekkhā]]).  
  
The seven occur as the sixth of the 37 ‘factors of [[enlightenment]]’ (bodhi-pākṣika-dharma).
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The seven occur as the sixth of the 37 ‘factors of [[enlightenment]]’ ([[bodhi-pākṣika-dharma]]).
  
 
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bodhyāṅga (Pāli, bojjhaṅga). A list of seven factors that lead to or constitute bodhi, or awakening. Often referred to as the seven ‘limbs of enlightenment’, the seven items are listed in Pāli sources as:

(1) mindfulness (sati);
(2) investigation of the Dharma (dharma-vicaya);
(3) energy (viriya);
(4) joy (pīti);
(5) tranquillity (passaddhi);
(6) meditation (samādhi);
(7) equanimity (upekkhā).

The seven occur as the sixth of the 37 ‘factors of enlightenment’ (bodhi-pākṣika-dharma).

Source

dictionary.buddhistdoor.com