Knowledge of Managing Life to be Happy from the Past to the Present and Guideline to the Future

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Wanchai Dhammasaccakarn
Angkana Dhammasajjakan
Pornpichet Hanghon
Pra Wanchai Siriwanno
Watsana Mouangnam

Abstract

The objectives of this research were to take knowledge lessons in managing life to be of simple farmer who thinks outside the box to succeed in life, lives at Ban Phaesai Moo 4, Tambon Banna, Amphur Kapoe, Ranong Province. Data collected by personal relationship to conversation, talking, observing, document, photograph and recording, verification and content analysis. The results found that the knowledge in managing life to be happy from the past to the present consists of 4 components: time management, use free time, not fixed time, make the independent mind to see principle of cause and effects is “Idthabajaita, when something is a factor that to something is happening”, people management, to do everything by our self, more emphasis on health and family; but social and community, let’s start letting their selves learn more, help only needed, money management, divided into 5 parts: reserve for shop, money circulation shop, emergency saving, saving for farm management and long-term saving, daily spending is not fixed, depending on the need each day, and resource management, repair something that is defective or buy a replacement if it’s not function; about natural resources, do not go to persecute it, and the guideline to the future, still using the current format that was thought to be right, and improvement better than before.

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Dhammasaccakarn, W., Dhammasajjakan, A., Hanghon, P., Siriwanno, P. W., & Mouangnam, W. (2021). Knowledge of Managing Life to be Happy from the Past to the Present and Guideline to the Future. Chiang Mai University Journal of Humanities, 22(3), 50–67. retrieved from https://so03.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/JHUMANS/article/view/226576
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