HOUSEHOLD PEOPLE DEVELOPMENT BY THE HIGHEST BLESSINGS (MAṄGALA SUTTA) NUMBER 1 TO 10 IN BUDDHISM
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Household People, Development, Highest Blessings (Maṅgala Sutta) Number 1 to 10, BuddhismAbstract
This academic article referred to Household People Development, it is one of the important matters for our Secular World that we have to birth again and again in the Rebirth Process. Our Secular World today is very confused, complicated and highly competitive. The people try to take advantage to each other both in legal ways and illegal ways. Human Beings consist of body and mind. Body needs food for nourishment and good health. Likewise, mind also need mental food or Dhamma about not to do any evil, to do good and to purify the mind for protecting defilements (e.g. greed, hatred, delusion) in order to develop themselves to be the good people. Findings of this academic article were: the appropriate Highest Blessings (Maṅgala Sutta) number 1 to 10 should be the first priority to apply and implement for Household People because the Highest Blessings are the path leading for development, happiness and prosperity that we are grateful for. The Highest Blessings (Maṅgala Sutta) can bring up the progress and development in this life and the next life(s) till Nibbāna, if they do the good deeds, not to do any evil and purify the mind.
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Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya University. (2017). Common Buddhist Text Guidance and Insight from The Buddha. Bangkok : Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya.
________. (1917). Siam Pāli Tapitaka. Bangkok: Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya.
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