The Effect of Dhamma Propagation by Live Broadcast via Facebook
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The purposes of this academic article were to study the Dhamma propagation, to study the form of the Dhamma Propagation in contemporary and to study the influence of Dhamma propagation in the social media form, i.e. by Live Broadcast via Facebook. The Content analysis uses data from various analytical data from relevant research and literature and summarizes the body of knowledge from synthesis. Results showed that the impact of the Dhamma propagation by Live Broadcast via Facebook are; (1) real-time engagement, (2) target group that selects only who are deeply interested in particularly, (3) timeless (4) wide impact, (5) economical and (6) less time-consuming in production. It can be pertinence to say that the Dhamma propagation in the Digital Era should be the excellent media seem as the vehicle, to transfer the doctrine to various persons in all around the world, without conditions of time, space, opportunities and without discrimination among age, gender, race, cast and so on.
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