Accessibility to Online Media with Buddhist Principles

Abstract

This article aims to study access to online media through Buddhism. The study has shown that access to online media consists of two parts i.e., online media accessibility and online media impacts. Today, accessibility to online media has a variety of purposes according to individual goals. Buddhist principles can be used to help as a tool to pull the mindfulness of the users to stop considering online media before using it. It is separated into 3 process i.e., 1) cautiousness, 2) mindfulness, and 3) meditation. In this way, the process of consciously stopping to consider media can be created which can be divided into 3 phases: 1) before accessing online media, 2) during access to online media, and 3) mainstream access to online media in order to the use of online media to be most effective for one's self. In the initial stage of exposure until the use of those online media to be useful continue to achieve maximum success.