Samma Vaca: Tool for Connecting Relationships in Family
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The family is considered to be the oldest institution. And it is the first social institution of human beings. A good family is therefore a valuable human resource of society. The family therefore has many duties, including creating quality people. Creation of new members. At present, it appears that Thai families are in a state of crisis. This causes family problems, such as drug use among youth. child prostitution problem The problem of sexual abuse in children Homeless child problem Problems of abuse in the family Family problems, separation, etc. Applying the principles of right speech to communication to build family relationships according to Buddhist principles consists of 4 things: speaking truthfully, speaking beautifully, and speaking according to the occasion. or speak appropriately to the situation and useful speech. This principle promotes good relationships and peace in the family. Communication with love and understanding will create a good atmosphere and reduce conflict within the family. including being able to build good relationships With a heart of kindness and compassion. and are words that are aesthetically pleasing
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