Iddhividha
Iddhividha is a term originating from Sanskrit, often translated as "eightfold" or "eight kinds." In certain philosophical and spiritual contexts, particularly within Hinduism and Buddhism, it refers to a specific set of eight practices, qualities, or elements considered essential for achieving a particular goal, such as spiritual liberation or enlightenment.
The most well-known instance of iddhividha is the Ashtanga Yoga, or the eight limbs of yoga, as
Beyond yoga, the concept of iddhividha can appear in other traditions to denote various sets of eight.