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Holistic Well-beings Promotion for Balanced Way of Life according to Buddhist Psychology
Author Sanu Mahatthanadull (著) ; Sarita Mahatthanadull (著)
Source Journal of the International Buddhist Studies College
Volumev.6 n.1
Date2020
Pages111 - 121
PublisherMaha Chulalongkorn Rajavidyalaya University
LocationBangkok, Thailand [曼谷, 泰國]
Content type期刊論文=Journal Article
Language英文=English
KeywordBalanced; Buddhist; Holistic Well-beings; Promotion; Psychology; Way of Life
AbstractThis article aims to understand the balanced way of life with holistic well-beings promotion according to Buddhist Psychology. The fi ndings show there are four elements of well-being that when combining together, they will arise the holistic well-beings. The Holistic Well-beings characterize the innate body, social moral, calm mind, and the awakening wisdom, respectively. They are the fourfold outcome of the holistic well-beings. Such outcomes are the result of the Balanced Way of life when the human’s needs according to the Maslow’s hierarchy of Needs; Physiological, Safety, Social, Esteem, and Self-actualization Needs, are fulfi lled. There are four ways of Well-beings promotion, which are, (1) practicing contentment to promote the physical well-being; (2) observing the Five Precepts, having good friends, practicing the principles of service, to promote the moral well-being; (3) practicing tranquil meditation and the Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) to promote the mental well-being; and (4) augmenting the wisdom by the practice of the four foundations of mindfulness and the fourfold paths. As a result, the “Well-beings” and “Balance Way”, the highest purpose will be fi nally achieved.
Table of contentsABSTRACT
Introduction
Objectives of the Research
Defi nition of the Terms used in the Research
Research Methodology
Research’s Findings
Conclusions
References
ISSN24655546 (P)
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Created date2022.12.08
Modified date2022.12.08



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