Three Disciples of the Way

The Three Disciples of the Way are foundational practices in certain spiritual traditions, representing key qualities or steps for personal growth. They typically refer to: 1) Faith (or trust) — believing in the teachings and the spiritual journey; 2) Practice (or practice of virtue) — consistently applying moral and spiritual principles in daily life; and 3) Wisdom — gaining insight and understanding through experience and study. Together, they guide practitioners toward enlightenment or spiritual maturity, emphasizing the importance of belief, active practice, and understanding as interconnected paths to a deeper, more meaningful existence.