THE LIFESTYLE FOR SELF-SUFFICIENCY ACCORDING TO THE SUFFICIENCY ECONOMY PHILOSOPHY AFTER THE COVID-19 EPIDEMIC MODEL OF PEOPLE’S BANMAIJUDTHAWA COMMUNITY MOO 10, KHUNTHALAY SUB-DISTRICT, MUANGSURATTHANI DISTRICT, SURATTHANI PROVINE

Abstract

The objectives of this research article were to: 1) study the situation, lifestyle, and problems affecting their lives from the epidemic of the Coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) of the people’s Banmaijudthawa community, and 2) study the lifestyle adjustment model according for the Sufficiency Economy Philosophy after the Covid-19 (COVID-19) of people’s people’s Banmaijudthawa community moo 10, Khunthalay Sub-district, Mueangsuratthani District, Suratthani Province. The study was qualitative research by analyzing data from the document, in-depth interview tool and focus group discussion by choosing a specific sample. Key informants such as 1) Community leaders, consisting of the village headman, the village headman's assistant, and the village committee, 2) the group chairman consisted of the elderly, products of the VHV, and the sufficiency economy, 3) the people consisted of the people, community scholars and monks, and 4) the goverment agencies consisted of the Khunthalay Sub-District Municipality and the network of 15 person. By content analysis, descriptive form and summarize the overview. The research was found that: 1. Community situation live like a brother Relatives live in generosity and help each other. Village committees have been established. It is managed and supervised by the village headman. and giving health advice from the VHV, lifestyle, Overall, they live a normal life in order to make a living, meet people, and have a group to do activities in the village, impact problem is anxiety and stress caused households to have to cut back on food consumption and increased debt. And 2. adaptation model is Focusing on making everyone self-reliant do not harass others and develop self-management in 4 dimensions, namely society, economy, environment and culture, by learning, developing skills, and generating income and create sustainability and integrate the Dharma principles, which are the Principles of Bhavana 4.