Где 4 БИ в Махаяне?

I. What is the ascertainment of the Truths? These are the Four Noble Truths (catvāryāryasatyāni):
(1) suffering (duḥkha),
(2) the origin (samudaya),
(3) the cessation (nirodha) and
(4) the path (mārga).

THE EIGHT FACTORS OF THE NOBLE PATH (AṢṬA ĀRYAMĀRGĀṄGA)

(1) What is the object (ālambana) of the eight factors of the Noble Path (aṣṭa āryamārgāṅga)? It is the real nature (yathābhūtatā) of the Four Noble Truths.

(2) What is their nature (svabhāva)? It is
(i) right view (samyagdṛṣṭi),
(ii) right thought (samyaksaṃkalpa),
(iii) right speech (samyagvāc),
(iv) right action (samyakkarmānta),
(v) right livelihood (samagājīva),
(vi) right effort (samyagvyāyāma),
(vii) right attentiveness (samyaksmṛti) and
(viii) right concentration (samyaksamādhi).

(i) Right view is the factor of discernment, correct discrimination (paricchedāṅga);
(ii) right thought is the factor producing harmonious contact with others (parasamprāpaṇāṅga);
(iii) right speech,
(iv) right action and
(v) right livelihood are the factors producing trust in others (parasampratyayāṅga) as a result of purity of view, of morality and of livelihood (dṛṣṭiśīlājīvaviśuddhi);
(vi) right effort is the factor that brings relief from the major defilements (kleśāvaraṇaviśodhanāṅga);
(vii) right attentiveness is the factor that brings relief from the minor defilements (upakleśāvaraṇaviśodhanāṅga);
(viii) right concentration is the factor that frees the obstructions to the special qualities (supernormal qualities) (vaiśeṣikaguṇāvaraṇaviśodhanāṅga).