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Roles of Moderation (Mattaññutā) in Buddhism towards the Social Conflict Resolution
The prime concern of this research objective were to study social conflict resolution, to study principle of moderation in Buddhism, to integrate social conflict resolution with the principle of moderation in Buddhism and propose the guide line and body ...
Phra Appolo Chakma +2 more
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Cultivation of Ecological Consciousness for a Sustainable Agroecosystem
During the last few decades, it is observed that the economics and the ecology of the farming landscapes are not moving in the right direction. Farmers are facing many challenges as the cost of food production is escalating but crops are not sold at ...
Dheerendra Singh Gangwar
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No one indeed escapes death. To acquire valuable knowledge and enhance a peaceful death for a decent quality of life, it is essential to comprehend the quality of death and dying.
Charuwan Chiewchalalai +3 more
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Nowadays in Western countries, there is much interest in studies of Buddhist meditation practice. This article is focused on an analysis of the relationship between brainwaves in electroencephalography (EEG) and concentration practices in Theravāda ...
Nopporn Klunsupha
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Parenting Patterns Influence on Children's Development from a Buddhist Perspective
Education is a planned effort carried out to grow and shape human resources with good morals. The basic shaping of human behavior can not be separated from the role of parents.
Mujiyanto, Budhi Bawono, Wandi, Jovini
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Dissemination History of the Eight Instructions of Lam-Rim in Mandarin China
Tibetan Buddhism became broadly spread in China towards the early 20th CE, and continued right up until the present day. That Ven. Fazun translated and introduced Great Lam-Rim (by Tsong Khapa Lobsang Drakpa, founder of the Gelupa tradition) into China ...
Guo Yuanchen
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Buddhism and Holistic Education
This paper attempts to integrate the perspective of holistic education (a postmodern view of education) with Buddhist worldviews. It describes “the five dimensions of reality” that include objective reality, social reality, cosmic reality, infinite ...
Yoshiharu Nakagawa
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This study emphasizes the use of geo-information technology for environmental management of Buddhist temples according to the concept of ‘beneficial or advantageous conditions to mental development’ (Sappàya) in Mueang Nan and Phu Phiang District, Nan ...
Phramaha Piya Theerunguro Moontha +2 more
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Interdependent Causes of the Tom Yum Kung Crisis: A Paticcasamuppāda Perspective
This study explores the application of the Buddhist principle of Paticcasamuppāda (Dependent Origination) in analyzing the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis, commonly known as the "Tom Yum Kung" crisis.
Kanix Bukkavesa +2 more
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Four Sources of Happiness in Buddhism
Every human being in the world is in search of happiness Today the goal of human being is acquiring happiness. Much attention is focused on Buddhism. Buddhism explain how to be happy and free from sufferings.
Rajendra Prasad Shakya
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