A Model of Welfare Management of the Thai Sangh Council

Abstract

This dissertation there are 3 objectives. namely 1) to study the management of public welfare by the Thai Sangha, 2) to study Buddhist principles that promote the management of public welfare by the Thai Sangha, and 3) to propose a model for managing public welfare of the Thai Sangha. It is a qualitative research using document research and in-depth interviews with 23 key informants/people to analyze the content data. and present descriptive information.

              The research results found that Public welfare work in Buddhist affairs Proceed to drive benefits in times of crisis. The Sangha is an important organization for helping and supporting. with basic necessary objects By using the 5 main principles of Buddhism: They are 1) The 4 biases include chandākāti, dosākāti, mohākāti, and bhayākāti. 2) The 4 brahmāvihāra include loving-kindness, kindness, mudita, and upekkha. 3) The 4 saṅgahavatthu include dāna, piyavācā, atthacariya, samānattā 4) The 7 sāraniyadhamma include physical kamma, verbal kamma, and mano kamma. Satharanaphokī 5) Sappurisadhamma 7 includes knowing principles, knowing goals, knowing oneself, knowing moderation, knowing time, knowing community, knowing people, taking steps to help society in material ways that do not go against the Dhamma and Vinaya. The Thai Sangha's model for public welfare management is the "KGSA" model, which is 1) K = Help society with kindness and neutrality. G = Help society with generosity. S = Help society with sincerity and regularity. A = Help society as appropriate.