THE APPLY OF DHAMMA PRINCIPLES ABOUT LOVE IN ACCORDING TO THE THERAVADA BUDDHIST PHILOSOPHY

Abstract

The development of Dhamma principles about love in accordance with Theravada Buddhist philosophy found Buddhism teaches about love, namely 1) AffectionLove from lust and meeting one's own needs 2) Pema Unwholesome love that is neutral. 3) Metta a good will, a help, a Generous, a Malice 4) MettaUppamanya Boundless love And not around unlimited The mind spread to both humans and animals. Development in a way that sees love as a phenomenon occurs and changes according to the conditions of the factors. Using compassion to confirm love Organized And forming friendship Until becoming love between each other as a close member. Family, community and society as a whole. Buddhist love must therefore be thought of by others. Society will be peaceful with peace and attention. The principles applied to love are 1) The use of the 5 precepts is a symbol of self-love. Which develops both the physical, speech and the mind.2) Using the principle 6 disaas a Dhamma principle for self development. By using the principle of metta divided into maintenance Supporting each other. 3) Using the principle of metta is mettauppamanyaBy using The Four Principle of Brahmaviharato develop true love as a great love. That unfolds, No boundary, unlimited, Not choosing gender and age, Don't choose race With equal Best wishes to make others happy.