Lessons Learned in Buddhist Management: Buddhist Charity School, Buddhist College, Chang Hua Man Royal Project, and Thewaphum Farm in Phetchaburi Province

Abstract

This article is a transcript of the study trip experience of students in Buddhist Management in the area of Phetchaburi Province. It is conducted by studying documents, research work, lesson learned, interview, and essay writing. The results of the study trip are found that students get spatial learning experience and take lesson learned to lead them into practicing and learning from Buddhist Charity Schools, an alternative school owned by the monks to manage, Buddhist College, an educational institution with the goal of providing higher education of the Sangha, Chang Hua Mun Royal Project, and Thewaphum Farm or agroforestry emphasized on the balance of sustenance. All are the lessons learned into the new body of knowledge on management with intelligence, useful knowledge, and management under a balanced paradigm, sufficiency, and Buddhist way.