B. SSP

 These are three foundational trainings in Buddhism, especially in the Theravāda/Pali tradition:

1. Sīla — ethical conduct / morality
2. Samādhi — concentration / meditation / collected mind
3. Paññā — wisdom / insight

They work together as a path of mental purification and liberation taught by Gautama Buddha.

A common sequence is:

• Sīla steadies behavior
• Samādhi steadies the mind
• Paññā sees reality clearly

You can think of them like this:

Pali	Meaning	Purpose
Sīla	Right conduct	Reduces harm and agitation
Samādhi	Deep focus	Calms and unifies the mind
Paññā	Insight wisdom	Understands impermanence, suffering, non-self

In many Buddhist teachings, wisdom is difficult without concentration, and concentration is unstable without ethical living.

This threefold training is connected to the Noble Eightfold Path:

• Sīla → Right Speech, Action, Livelihood
• Samādhi → Right Effort, Mindfulness, Concentration
• Paññā → Right View, Right Intention

A traditional summary:

“Sīla leads to Samādhi;
Samādhi leads to Paññā;
Paññā leads to liberation.”