The Consumption Patterns and Life Styles of Monks that Appears in the Ariyavangsa Sutta

Abstract

This article aims to study the Ariyavangsa Sutta: the consumption patterns and lifestyles of monks as shown in the Ariyavangsa Sutta. In this study, a method was used to study and research related documents by categorizing, compiling, and summarizing the main points. and analyze content The content is divided into 5 parts: 1) The meaning of consumption in the Ariyavangsa Sutta, 2) Patterns of consumption in the Ariyavangsa Sutta, 3) Dharma principles regarding consumption in the Ariyavangsa Sutta, and 4) The way of life of monks and consumption in the Ariyavangsa Sutta and 5) conclusion

           The results of the study found that  Consumption in Buddhism is the consumption of 4 necessities: 1) robes, 2) food, 3) accommodations and 4) Medicines with the aim of improving the quality of life by consuming them for their true value. Aiming at developing the quality and potential of human beings in the Ariyawangsa Sutta, there are consumption patterns and lifestyles of monks that appear in the Ariyawangsa Sutta, namely the principles of solitude and the principles of parisutthi precepts. As for the way of life of the monks and the consumption of the Ariyawangsa Sutta, the monks should initially Consider yourself to be a monk. How to seek ill-deserved fortune There are also forbidden people and places as well as families that should and should not enter, which is a code of conduct for monks.