Development of Community Based on Baworn Power Movement Management Model under the King’s Philosophy, Nakhon Chai Sri District, Nakhon Pathom Province

Abstract

In this research study Aims to study the development of a moral community management model driven by the power of the King's teachings Nakhon Chai Si District Nakhon Pathom Province by using a qualitative research methodology The researcher used a method to study the papers and research ideas. In-depth interviews consisted of 20 photographs/person and a group discussion of 7 photographs/person. Data were collected using an interview form. in-depth interview and group chat using explanatory and descriptive data analysis methods.

The results showed that

A model of moral community management driven by the power of the King of Wat Samrong Subdistrict Nakhon Chai Si District In Nakhon Pathom Province, it was found that the moral community embraced the philosophy of sufficiency economy, driven by the power of the prototype of Wat Samrong, resulting from the participation of development partners in all sectors at the community, district, province and country levels in order to develop and encourage people to have virtues according to the principles. religious teachings Adopting the philosophy of sufficiency economy as the main principle in improving the quality of life and live in accordance with the beautiful Thai culture People in Samrong Temple Community He is loyal to the nation, religion, monarchy. morality according to religion have sufficiency, discipline, honesty, and volunteer spirit, adopting the philosophy of sufficiency economy into practice and live in a good cultural way In addition, work in religion, art, and culture is driven to achieve concrete results under the guidelines of "continuing, maintaining, extending, performing duties with good governance", as well as instilling good values ​​and culture in both moral and ethical aspects. for children, youths and the people by emphasizing on 5 precepts and 8 dharma principles, comprising 1) morals and culture 2) health and sanitation 3) livelihoods 4) peace, 5) education welfare 6) public welfare 7) filial piety and 8) fellowship