STRATEGIES FOR DRIVING THE PROPAGATION OF BUDDHISM IN THE CONTEXT OF CHANGES IN INNOVATION AND MODERN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY TO REACH DIVERSE TARGET GROUPS OF THE SANGHA

Abstract

This article aims to demonstrate strategies for driving the propagation of Buddhism in the context of changes in innovation and modern information technology in order to reach diverse target groups of the Sangha. Because of the present world Information technology and the Internet will be an important factor. future education Humans in today's world are unavoidable. Impact of information technology on Buddhism Trends from the development of information technology have an impact on both Buddhism and world society as a whole. This will inevitably result from the careless use of information technology. The impact of Buddhism, both positive and negative On the positive side, it has the effect of informing the Sangha news faster on digital channels. To save time, the negative side of monks and novices in sharing images is not appropriate. Posting bad pictures results in the loss of faith in Buddhism. Monks do not know how to allocate time to eliminate defilements. and the monastic routine Maintaining the Dhamma and Discipline, such as monks and monastics use social media in ways that are harmful to the monastic gender. It is a conversation with women about matters that are inappropriate for the Dhamma and Vinaya, guidelines for propagating Buddhism that are appropriate for society in the digital age. To propagate Buddhism, it is necessary to rely on technology in life, in work and in meeting needs in order to gain happiness. To connect with the world of science and technology with the teachings of Buddhism together It uses technology to create strategies for propagating Buddhism. To be the center of world Buddhism and to reach a variety of target groups, not just limited to the elderly who go to temples to listen to sermons only. But the use of such information technology makes it accessible to working age groups and teenagers. It creates morality. Ethics to be modern, including not distorting the teachings of Buddhism according to the Tripitaka and in order to continue maintaining Buddhism to coexist with Thai society forever.