THE FOUR POWERS AND CAREER DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNITY FARMERS

Abstract

The article titled "The Four Right Endeavors and the Development of Community Farmers' Professions" aims to study the Buddhist principle of the Four Right Endeavors and apply it to the development of farmers' professions in the community. This is to promote efficient working methods and lead to sustainable success for farmers. The Four Right Endeavors are principles that help cultivate motivation, perseverance, sincerity, and reflective improvement, which are essential qualities for practicing agriculture in an ever-changing environment.

Chanda helps create inspiration and love for the profession, making farmers proud and willing to develop themselves. Virya enhances patience and perseverance, even when facing various obstacles such as natural disasters or fluctuations in product prices. Meanwhile, Citta encourages farmers to pay attention to every step of their work, from planning and maintenance to harvesting and selling the products. Finally, Vimamsa helps farmers learn to evaluate, analyze mistakes, and improve agricultural methods appropriately.

Incorporating the four bases of spiritual power as a framework for the community farmers' career development, linking these principles with practical career approaches to create strength in the community's mental, lifestyle, and economic aspects. Additionally, there is a need for a thirst for knowledge and development, emphasizing lifelong learning to equip farmers with the knowledge, skills, and mindset for sustainable career development.