Methods for Solving Conflicts of Thought in Accordance with Buddhism.

Abstract

In the midst of conflicts between society or the country level has been raised steadily. The Buddhist way of life therefore encompasses the concept of reducing that conflict as follows: This article concludes that Ràjadhamma morality of the ruler’s principle is promoted as a way to solve conflicts of thought according to Buddhism composed of sharing of belongings, composed of dishonesty maintaining the gospel should be an example and is respected, sacrifice happiness as well as their lives for the benefit of the people and the peace and order of the country. Honesty, kindness, and self-control are the scorching passions. not to take over and overwhelming the mind can stop restraint. Non-anger, the power of anger can cause misunderstandings and deeds, have mercy in mind to suppress resentment determine, and act with a calm mind as one's self. Avihimsa: Non-oppression means not oppressing, such as collecting taxes, or extorting or enforcing excessive labor. do not indulge in power, lack kindness, or seek to persecute and punish the innocent. Because it relies on murder and hate. Patience means enduring hard work. No matter how hard and tiring the body is, they will not give up, even if he is provoked and ridiculed by any sarcasm. He is not discouraged and does not give up in the case of righteous practice. Justice is to place oneself as a firm principle in the Duty, constant, without any inclination to be shaken by good and evil words, salutation or any kind of disobedience, steadfastness in the Dharma. both justices are fair. Rules are rules and regulations. as well as beautiful customs and traditions.