The Dharmajarikha Project to Produce and Propagate Creative Media for Ethnic Groups.

Abstract

         The purposes of this study were to develop communicators to be able to produce programs and communicate local stories, ways of life, wisdom and Buddhist doctrines through the roles of communicators in the area in an interesting format. This research is a qualitative research. select a specific type, including abbots, community leaders and village representatives An in-depth interview and focus group discussion were used for 10 photographs/person. Ban Chan Subdistrict Kanlayaniwattana District Chiang Mai Province Ashram Phra Thammacharik Mae Lu, Kong Khaek Subdistrict, Mae Chaem District, Chiang Mai Province Ashram Phra Thammacharik, Ban Phra Thammajarik Phatthana, Lan Hoi Subdistrict, Ban Dan Lan Hoi District Sukhothai Province The ashram of Ban Sop Mang, Phu Fa Sub-district, Bo Kluea District, Nan Province and the ashram of Ban Mae Lakee. Mae Waluang Subdistrict Tha Song Yang District, Tak Province. Production and communication of local stories, ways of life, wisdom, and Buddhist teachings were created through the role of communicators in 5 stories, for example, No. 1 Dhamma can eat, Boon traveling, the way of sharing at Wat Chan, No. 2 Dhamma Im. The stomach, the restoration of the corn mountain as a mixed plantation, generating food, generating income, and restoring the forest. Story 3: Dharma-Steady, Solitude, Pleasure, Satisfaction is knowing moderation. Knowledge of self-sufficiency, story 4, Dharma Peaceful, the truth of the people of the Mang River Basin in taking care of the forest and story 5 Dharma-Happy with the way of the elephant herdsman and the people who made the beets of Mae Lakhi's village