Integrating the Threefold Training and Public Mind Concepts to Promote Environmental Conservation

Abstract

          This academic article aims to integrate the Tri-Sikkha and public-mindedness concept to promote environmental conservation. It studies and researches information about the Tri-Sikkha and public-mindedness concept from textbooks, books, and related research, and integrates the Tri-Sikkha and public-mindedness concept according to the second integration method, which is to adapt Buddhism to the science of Phra Phrombandit (Prayoon Dhammajito). The integration results in the “MSMW Model” for promoting environmental conservation, consisting of M = Moral Behavior (moral behavior), having moral behavior, not harming the natural environment and the environment created by humans, using resources wisely and sustainably, S = Social Responsibility (social responsibility), not causing trouble to society and the environment, M = Moral Mind (a mind with morality and ethics), having a mind with morality and ethics, having compassion and determination to protect the environment for as long as possible, W = Wisdom (wisdom), having wisdom in environmental conservation, continuously inventing new approaches to environmental conservation. However, the implementation of the MSMW Model will promote sustainable environmental conservation. Both in terms of behavior, mind and using intelligence to invent and develop effective approaches to preserve the environment and society