The source of knowledge in Buddhist philosophy

Abstract

This academic article has two objectives: 1) to study the origin of knowledge in Theravada Buddhist Philosophy 2) to study the meaning and types of knowledge The process of accessing knowledge The value of knowledge to humans That is the greatest and most complex. The results of the study found that : They ignore their own problems and focus on other areas that are far outside. As society has progressed in science and technology, many objects have been produced to meet human needs. It is the process of applying the principles in real life, that is, self-development. Physical, mental, intellectual and social aspects Knowledge arises from the body and the mind, which is the foundation of which it consists of eye knowledge, ear knowledge, nose knowledge Tongue Knowledge of the body, the knowledge of the mind when there are stories. Coming into the six gates, it is seen that the stories of good (charity) and bad (evil) are kept in the mind. Yet, the processes of the mind are responsible for the transmission or the impetus for human behavior in both good       and physical behavior. (Charity) and bad (OuSol). In this regard, we can see that knowledge in Theravada Buddhist philosophy is caused by (1) Sutamayayapanya          (2) Jintamayapanya (3) Phawana Maiyanya, however, when compiling the knowledge of Theravada Buddhist philosophy, there are only 2 levels. Is (1) global level,                 (2) Logutra level Which consists of external factors Called The Prokosa and the Internal Factors are called Yonisomnsikarn It plays a very important role in the educational process or the development of life. It is the source of all information about lifestyle and problem solving.