Right Views (Sammādiṭṭhi) of 5 levels:

1. Kammassakata-sammādiṭṭhi: accurate understanding of one’s own actions

2. Jhāna-sammādiṭṭhi: concentrative absorption via meditation

3. Vipassanā-sammādiṭṭhi: the knowledge of insight via Four Mindfulness Domains

4. Magga-sammādiṭṭhi: wisdom of the Path of Right View

5. Phala-sammādiṭṭhīti: wisdom of sainthood

On other words, the wisdom of Right Views lies in seeing the Three Marks of Existence (tilakkhaṇa) and Law of Cause and Effect (paṭiccasamuppāda) through 3 levels: Learning, Analysis and Practice.

Three Marks of Existence (tilakkhaṇa)

1. Impermanence (Khayatthena aniccam): "all saṅkhāras (conditioned things) are impermanent"

2. Suffering (Bhayatthena dukkham): "all saṅkhāras are unsatisfactory"

3. Non-Self (Asaratthena anatta): "all dharmas (conditioned or unconditioned things) are not self"

Impermanence means everything is in constant flux, changing, moving. Nothing stays the same at the same place.

Look at a banana tree. Though it is called a tree but once you peel off the layers of its trunk, it is no longer a tree. Or a shirt. If you unravel the stitches and the cloth, the shirt disappears and you get a bundle of cotton threads, which can also be used to remake the shirt.

Suffering means unsatisfactory, unhappiness which is only an illusion. Two types of suffering are:

1. Intrinsic (physical): change and deterioration through time, nothing stays safe forever.

2. Interpreted (mental): pain, discomfort, unhappiness.

The five aggregates of clinging (khandhas)