BUDDHIST ECOLOGY: A CASE STUDY OF WAT KHAO SALA ATULATHANACHARO SURIN PROVINCE

Abstract

            This research paper aims to study the theoretical concepts of ecology. And to study Buddhist Witthaya and study Buddhist ecology of Wat Khao Sala Atul Thanajaro by studying and researching the Tripitaka and other academic work related and consistent with the research, interviewed and collected insights from the population in the study area, totaling 7 pictures / person.

The research results were found that

The theoretical concept of ecology is the structure of relationships between living things and their surroundings. They need at least the living area, the proper balance of the organisms, for their safe survival. Buddhist ecology. According to the research results, it was found that this view of the concept of coexistence and coexistence was consistent with Buddhist principles, namely, "Itap Pachaya". none. ”this has no relationship with the principle. "Phetakham" "Metta" "Gratitude" "Karma" "Vanorope Sutra 7" has a relationship with the principles of "Phetakham" "Mercy" "Gratitude" "Karma" "Vano The 7th formula of the Buddhist ecology of Khao Sala Atul Thanajaro Temple There are three aspects of ecological management: forest, river, wildlife.When the forest creates moisture, it rains, and when it rains, the forest holds water to prevent flash floods. If there is no forest, it will not rain, it will drought. If the rain falls, the water will flood. Without forests, wild animals cannot survive. There is a relationship in line with the principles of "Phetakham", "Mercy", "Gratitude", "Karma", "Vanorope Sutra 7".