PROCEEDING Dhamma and Society Dhamma and Society Mind & Spirituality Economics & Sustainable Development Social & Political Perspectives Works & Legacy of Buddhadasa Bhikkhu In honour of the 111th Anniversary of Buddhadas a th The 8 International Buddhist Research Seminar by Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya University The 2nd International Conference on Buddhadas a Studies by Suratthani Rajabhat University and The Buddhadasa Indapanno Archives 2017 PROCEEDING 24 - 25 May 2017 Buddhadasa Indapanno Archives, Bangkok PROCEEDING Dhamma and Society Mind & Spirituality Economics & Sustainable Development Social & Political Perspectives Works & Legacy of Buddhadasa Bhikkhu In honour of the 111th Anniversary of Buddhadas a th The 8 International Buddhist Research Seminar by Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya University The 2nd International Conference on Buddhadas a Studies by Suratthani Rajabhat University and The Buddhadasa Indapanno Archives 24 - 25 May 2017 Buddhadasa Indapanno Archives, Bangkok 2 CONTENTS Venerable Prof. Dr. Phra Brahmabundit .......................................................................................1 KeyNote Speaker by Venerable Paisal Visalo.................................................................................8 KeyNote Speaker by Santikaro Upasaka.......................................................................................14 KeyNote Speaker by Santikaro Upasaka......................................................................................18 KeyNote Speaker by Roderick S. Bucknell...................................................................................27 KeyNote Speaker by Dr. Zizhuo Bhikkuni ..................................................................................33 KeyNote Speaker by Ajahn Christopher Titmuss........................................................................37 KeyNote Speaker by Tomomi Ito...................................................................................................42 KeyNote Speaker by Professor Chen-huang Chang....................................................................47 KeyNote Speaker by Martin Seeger...............................................................................................52 KeyNote Speaker by Suwanna Satha-Anand...............................................................................59 1st Panel "Mind & Spirituality" ....................................................................................................64 Achievement of Meditation Teaching Techniques programme to the foreigners......................65 Samran Khansamrong Psychological Aspects in the Doctrine of Dependent Origination...............................................74 Sanjoy Barua Chowdhury Satipatthana Sutta for Millennials ................................................................................................91 Balangoda Ananda Manju Sri Improving Quality of Life by Practicing Good Karma as a Habit.............................................97 Tayat Sriplung Youth Buddhist monks’ role In modern society..........................................................................106 Srihan Kanishka Ariyasinghe Nepal Buddhism, its survival under various Rulers..................................................................120 Nirmal Siddhi Bajracharya Concepts, components, Indicators, Experiences and Integration of the abstaining from the five precepts of the Project of five Precepts Villages............................................................126 Ven. Dr. Phramaha Yutthana Narajettho The growth of sustainable happiness through mindfulness practice : a case study at Kuanroo Cummunity , Songkhla province................................................................................139 Wimonman Sriroongrueng , Amornkan Numit, Piyanon Doungnui, Manatsanan Chuerboon, Nawawee Aedasong, Nadeeya Madadam KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT WITH ENGLISH SKILLSIN BUDDHIST ARCHEOLOGICAL SITES IN CHIANGRAI PROVINCE.........................................................................................................................................148 ANURAK SAKAEW 3 THE NEED OF EDUCATION ON RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE AMONG THE BUDDHIST MINORITY IN INDONESIA......154 Venerable Santacitto Sentot The Transition to a Green Economy: Benefits and Challenges in Phrae Province.................162 Jaruwan Kumpetch 3rd Panel "Social & Political Percitives".....................................................................................169 The Development of English Skills of English Major Students to Communicate with Tourists about Buddhism and Culture at Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya University, Chiang Mai Campus.....................................................................................................................170 Wisuttichai Chaiyasit The Prospect of Buddhists in Enhancing the Well-being and Happiness of Mankind Under the Contemporary Oligarchy Political System ..........................................................................177 Kar Lok, Ng (Ding Quan ) The Role of Buddhist Public Diplomacy in China-Southeast Asia Relations: Take Yijing(monk) of China as the Basic Example.............................................................................188 Zhang Jingting Development of the Buddhist community by Buddhist Dhamma ...........................................198 Bursara Pothisook BUDDHIST RELIGIOUS SITES IN INDIA AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT : CULTURAL GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS USINGREMOTE SENSING AND G I S TECHNIQUES.................................................................211 V C JHA 4TH Panel Works & Legacy of Buddhadasa Bhikkhu.................................................................220 Einstein and Buddhadāsa: The Parallel Doings.........................................................................221 Mongkol Dejnakarintra Trajectories of convergence: A comparative outlook on the teachings and meditation practice of Buddhadāsa Bhikkhu and Master Sheng Yen.........................................................231 Dipti Visuddhangkoon Cultural geography of Lokuttaradhamma expressed byBuddhadasa Bhikkhu, Luangpu Mun, and Kruba Sriwichai...........................................................................................244 Sathapond Chantade The Propagation of Dhamma by Dhamma friends: The key actors in BIA Activities............249 Naddavadee Numnark Past, present and future use of social media to promote Buddhadasa’s works and teachings by Buddhadasa Indapanno Archives.........................................................................256 Pataradawn Pinyopich Reacting: Dhammology for Self-Being Deterioration...............................................................270 Suvin Ruksat 1 VENERABLE PROF. DR. PHRA BRAHMABUNDIT The rector of Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya Most Venerable Phrajapariyattikavi, Deputy Rector of Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya for Academic Affairs, Ven.Phrasuthiratananbundit, Director of Buddhist Research Institute of Maha- chulalongkornrajavidyalaya, monks, Dr. Bancha Phongpanich, Director of Buddhadasa Indapanno Archives and guest scholars from different countries in Asia as well as the western, participated ladies and gentlemen and all respected scholars from Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya University and Surat Thani Rajabhat University. Personally, I am so glad to participate or take part for this International Conference to com- memorate the 111th Anniversary of our master Buddhadasa Bhikkhu. In this scientific and technological era, you have a great opportunity to be participating and listen, learn and share the new knowledge about the Buddhadasa Bhikkhu and his core teaching for the welfare of all the human beings. Kindly, I would like to mention that all those collected knowledge to share with other fellow beings back in your hometown and the country. As we all know that, we are the co-workers for Buddhism and the Buddha to follow the footsteps of our late master Buddhadasa Bhikkhu who tried spread the all times valuable and appreciable messages of the Buddha. Like the Buddha mentioned long times ago, before participating here in the International Con- ference, we were walking through the different direction to teach and spread the Dhamma for the all needy people. Now it is the time to gather together, share all the collected knowledge, to encourage each other to move forward to follow the policy of Buddhadasa Bhikkhu to fulfill his three wishes for his life. Without coming back together and sharing our experiences, personally, I think it is may not be possible to prolong our activity in spearing Buddha’s messages that why we in Thailand celebrate the significance of the Magha Puja Day; the celebration on the first meeting of Buddha’s disciples; its 9 months after he had enlightenment; 1250 monk disciples came to meet the Buddha and listened to his guideline policy which called OVADA PATIMOKKHA. The principle teachings of the Buddha lay down the guideline for the missionary works of the monks at that time. Before going forward we should come back and convince this kind of meeting to bring out the new strategies to meet the new situation so that we apply the Buddha’s teaching, Buddadasa’s advices to be suitable to the situations of world and I may say that the Buddhadasa’s teaching may not have much impact on Thai society as whole. But his example, the way he presents the DHAMMA to the Thai society, his approach has great impact to DHAMMA Studies in country. It is a kind of revolution in this sect. I say this because this