ANALYTICAL OF BUDDHIST PRINCITPLES CONCERNING HUMAN RIGHTS AND LIBERTIES IN BUDDHISM

Abstract

This thesis titled has 3 objectives as follows: 1) to study Buddhist principles related to human beings in Theravada Buddhism. 2) to study the the principles of human rights and liberties at present. and 3) to analyze Buddhist principles that promote human rights and liberties at present.It was a qualitative research. The research findings were as the followings: Theravada Buddhism promote human behavior Every action must be intentional. especially good intentions, good thinking, good speech, good deeds because of doing good things that humans can do by themselves or have full freedom. The basis of thought, good and evil is what drives human beings to use their freedom in the end. and the exercise of that freedom It is confirmed that man himself and Theravada Buddhism saw the importance of this verse. and aims to reveal doctrines that encourage action for oneself. or personal freedom that emphasizes doing good, urging to do good for good and for the development of good deeds even further.This early freedom It is the exercise of liberty according to two characteristics: (1) the exercise of freedom according to the five principles, which is the basic principles of conduct for self-control; is an act for oneself for another person and for a society that emphasizes support. Intermediate freedom It promotes actions that are based on goodness. Importantly, the use of freedom in this clause is the use of freedom that has its origin Promote yourself in a good way not causing trouble to others The exercise of this intermediate liberty Therefore, it is important for self-domination, dominance, and occupation. It is the beginning of the right exercise of freedom of body, speech and mind. High liberty It is an exercise of freedom that does not conflict with your own feelings. Do not conflict with the feelings of others because of this principle of high liberty It is a unified harmony and a more direct use of freedom. high liberty It is the principle of action for yourself and others around you.