Panja Sila and social organization

Abstract

Social organization is to keep society in good order, including peaceful coexistence. The elements of social organization in sociology include culture, social structure, socialization, ecology, family, religion, economy, and politics. Buddhism has doctrines and practices concerning society, and social organization is a process that can bring about peace and sustainability. Five precepts are a social process that results in a person behaving according to social expectations. Those who follow the five precepts are naturally quality people who can raise their lives to another level because precepts are practices that bring about normality by refraining from doing bad things physically and verbally and not infringing on others by physical and verbal actions. It is the physical and verbal treatment of the follower to bring about peace, order, and peace in society, helping to quell the troubles of oneself and others. It is also an essential practice in daily family life in Thai society. Precepts help a person to control their physical and verbal conduct to be based on goodness. When the precepts are entirely purified, it is a process to improve society.