Future Academic Journal

The Relationship between Pali Language in Thai Language

Thip Khankaew, Phramaha Thanorm Arnando , Wai Chueram — Tue, 31 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0700

This academic article aims to study the origin and development of the Pali language and to study the relationship between Pali language and Thai language
Pali language, Pāli language or Pālibhasa language There are many words used instead of names. It is a language that has existed since the past. Passed through time more than 2500 years ago., it has profoundly spread into the Thai language. Pali is a vernacular language spoken in Bihar, called Makhad language, after the region's name. When the Lord Buddha was born in the world used the Bihar language or Pali as a language to proclaim Buddhism Pali is a language that has a certain principle of changing word forms according to grammatical functions. There are genders of words, tenses, words, subdivisions and subdivisions that indicate their functions. There is a word relationship with every sentence. Pali is an important language in preserving the Buddha's words. Those who learn Pali or will use Pali must learn that pattern by heart and remember and apply it in order to understand Pali.
In addition, Thai people still prefer to use the Pali language for naming, which is a fictitious thing. But if the name is appropriate to the character and character of that person. The name will become important and identity of that person and can bring happiness both directly and indirectly. As for the relationship Pali words used in Thai today, which are especially useful for Thai speakers in speaking, writing, conversing and communicating. To use in daily life accurately and clearly. Learning the relationship between Pali and Thai language in depth. Knowing the root words and knowing the correct meaning is truly valuable for education.

Sustainable Preservation of Community Culture

Natthapapat Teanthong, Phaitoon Utaikarm, Jundham Intheekred — Tue, 31 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0700

The preservation of community culture is crucial in strengthening and sustaining the community. Culture reflects the identity, way of life, and wisdom of the community, passed down from generation to generation. The significance of preserving community culture lies in maintaining cultural heritage, fostering community unity, and ensuring economic and environmental sustainability. However, preserving community culture faces various challenges, such as social changes, cultural assimilation, and lack of resources. Promoting education, community participation, sustainable development, research, and adapting to changes are key strategies in sustainably preserving community culture.

Management and Conservation of Buddhist Art and Culture

Phramaha Thongchai Sundaracaro, Suriya Matham, Natthakarn Hongkulase — Tue, 31 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0700

Thailand possesses a rich cultural heritage that has been passed down through its long history, from ancient times to the present day. The remaining historical sites and artworks reflect the beliefs, faith, and wisdom of the Thai people. The preservation of this heritage is supported by laws such as the Historic Sites Act B.E. 2504 (1961), which aims to protect and safeguard cultural properties, historical sites, and artistic works. Effective management and conservation of cultural heritage require systematic planning, organization, direction, and control. This includes surveying and evaluating cultural assets, as well as carrying out efficient restoration and maintenance efforts. Moreover, community collaboration and government support play vital roles in ensuring the sustainable preservation of these treasures and passing them on to future generations with pride.

Guidelines for Sustainable Cultural Heritage Tourism Development in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province

Tue, 31 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0700

This article aims to study and propose guidelines for sustainable cultural heritage tourism development in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province. Using mixed research methods, both quantitative and qualitative approaches, data were collected from tourists, entrepreneurs, and relevant organizations. The findings revealed five key development guidelines: 1) conservation and restoration of historical attractions while maintaining authenticity, 2) development of environmentally friendly facilities and transportation systems, 3) promotion of local community participation in tourism management, 4) development of tourism personnel's knowledge and understanding of cultural values, and 5) marketing promotion emphasizing value addition through cultural identity. The recommendations from this research will be beneficial for planning sustainable cultural heritage tourism development in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province in the long term.

Buddhist Mind, the Content of Real Lecture from The Buddha

Sasipa KaewKnoo, Siriwat Srikhruedong, Man Suesungnoen — Tue, 31 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0700

Buddhist mind is the content of the lecture of the Buddha. When the principles of Buddhist psychology were analyzed, it was found that Buddhist psychology or mind in Buddhism are principles that can be applied for the development of life and society, such as Buddhist psychology and content of lecture from the Buddha, , Buddhist psychology and teaching, Buddhist psychology and governance, psychology and lifestyle ,Buddhist psychology and counseling. The essence of Buddhist psychology in terms of the content of the lecture from the Buddha is as follows.
1) The original nature of the mind found that the human mind is pure in nature but sad because of desire in truth, the human mind is truly blessed, but it still has defilements as long as the defilements cannot be eliminated.
2) The basic principles of Buddhist psychology are based on the following important content of the lecture of the Buddha: concept of natural law, namely the five definitions, and the concept of the law of trinity.
3) Buddhist psychology and humanity from all the studies found that human beings have two parts: body and mind, and the mind is considered to have power over the body. Therefore, humanity arises from the body and mind working together in harmony.
4) Buddhist Psychology and the problem of singularity or realism found that the mind of Theravada Buddhism is a mind that has a recurring process based on the principle of impermanence. Therefore, it is not a mind based on monistic concepts in any way.
5) Buddhist psychology and will problems found that the mind in Buddhism sometimes has free will. Sometimes it can be subject to other necessary conditions