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Just as the ocean has one taste, the taste of salt, even so, this teaching and training has one taste too, the taste of liberation.
This taste of liberation is the taste of dispassion. The taste of dispassion is the taste of non-clinging.
Non-clinging is not clinging to the past, not clinging to the future, not clinging to the present.
Not clinging means not denying the reality, not denying the truth.
Not denying the truth, means being willing to know the truth, handle the truth, and live with the truth.
To know the truth one must look for truth.
To look for truth one must be unsatisfied with half-truths.
To be unsatisfied with half-truths one must see that half-truths are dukkha.
To see half-truths as dukkha, one must have something to compare with, a basis for comparison. One must have glimpsed or have been shown that "everything is right" is sukha.
To understand that "right" is "sukha" one must have the right notion of "right" and "wrong".
Having the right notion of Right and Wrong is called The Right View.
So the spirit of Buddhism is The Right View, nothing else missing.
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The Noble 8 Fold Path is the practice up to Sotapanna.
Source: Maha CattarΔ«saka Sutta intorduction
To go beyond Sotapanna one must add 2 more elements under liberation/release which are: