Guidelines for Managing Condominium Juristic Persons According to Buddhist Principles to Create Satisfaction for Residents in the Bangkok Area

Abstract

The purpose of this article is to study guidelines for managing condominium juristic persons according to Buddhist principles in order to create satisfaction for residents in the Bangkok area. This is a qualitative research study focusing on the study of documents. Under the process of analytical study, criticism and wisdom to lead to the creation of new knowledge in condominium management. The study’s findings reveal three pivotal guidelines for effective management: 1) Good Law, that is, the condominium juristic person must be managed in accordance with the law and other regulations that the condominium juristic person and co-owners set up to create peace. Safety of life and property By encouraging one to behave according to the principles of the five precepts - the five principles. 2) Good Person is the management of the condominium juristic person that involves individuals, namely members of the condominium, with understanding, care, and willingness to provide good service in order to create peace, love, harmony, and generosity between together By encouraging one to behave according to the principles of the 4 Brahmavihāra and 3) Good Job, which is the management of buildings, premises and surroundings to be in good condition, livable, clean, convenient, and comfortable, supporting the development of quality of life. By encouraging one to behave according to the principles of Sappaya 7 and the new knowledge obtained is the G-LPJ MODEL or, in short, “Good Law, Good Person, Good Job”