user-1: After right concentration, how does right view change?
Do you become completely convinced by right view, or was that already the case? Is right view in some other sense more pervasive? Or is it just as it was, and all that's changed is you have a deeper insight (and if so in what way?)?
I've tagged this Theravada, but only because its path is easier to break down into right view etc., so welcome an answer from any tradition.

user-1: Right view is a precursor to any attainment based on right views.
In example if a person held the view that sensuality is a worthwhile pursuit then he wouldn't be able to still the perception of sensuality. He would be training thus 'this should be, this should be for me and it is proper'.
Therefore you can't have right concentration without the corresponding right views. In order for path to be born one develops right views and eventually when there is an opening one attains the 8-fold path as a meditative attainment stilling the conditioned on account of dispassion, mind leaps to the Deathless element for release & a destruction of taints.

user-1: I'm just going to answer from my own limited and potentially fictional etc. experience. Your views do not change, but - in the Mahayana at least - you have "no view" (as Nagarjuna famously espoused).
So, less dogmatic, more capable of revision, and yet never revised.

-1: <p>After right concentration, how does right view change?</p>
<p>Do you become completely convinced by right view, or was that already the case? Is right view in some other sense more pervasive? Or is it just as it was, and all that's changed is you have a deeper insight (and if so in what way?)?</p>
<p>I've tagged this Theravada, but only because its path is easier to break down into right view etc., so welcome an answer from any tradition.</p>
 -1: <p>Right view is a precursor to any attainment based on right views.</p>
<p>In example if a person held the view that sensuality is a worthwhile pursuit then he wouldn't be able to still the perception of sensuality. He would be training thus 'this should be, this should be for me and it is proper'.</p>
<p>Therefore you can't have right concentration without the corresponding right views. In order for path to be born one develops right views and eventually when there is an opening one attains the 8-fold path as a meditative attainment stilling the conditioned on account of dispassion, mind leaps to the Deathless element for release &amp; a destruction of taints.</p>
 -1: <p>I'm just going to answer from my own limited and potentially fictional etc. experience. Your views do not change, but - in the Mahayana at least - you have &quot;no view&quot; (as Nagarjuna famously espoused).</p>
<p>So, less dogmatic, more capable of revision, and yet never revised.</p>
