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The Analytical Study Of The Concepts Of Wind (Vatã) In Theravãda Buddhism 2010
Researcher : Mr. Chakkraret Sirirangsee date : 30/09/2011
Degree : พุทธศาสตรมหาบัณฑิต(พระพุทธศาสนา)
Committee :
  พระสุธีธรรมานุวัตร, ผศ.ดร.
  อาจารย์รังษี สุทนต์
  ว่าง
Graduate : 2553
 
Abstract

The purposes of this thesis are  (1)to study  about the wind in  the  Theravãda  Tipitaka, (2) to  study about the relationship between the wind and the Dhamma in the Theravãda Buddhism for the development of life. And (3)to apply the teaching of the wind in Theravãda Buddhism for the development of life.

                           From  the  theoretical  study  of   the  Theravãda  Tipitaka,it is found   that the wind is one of the main components of both animate  and inanimate substances.(1)The wind in the animate substance, especially in human being is named inside wind  that consists of various winds  6 characters , namely :- breath wind, upper wind , lower wind,wind in the abdominal cavity,wind in the intestines and wind run around body.(2)The wind in the inanimate substance has the blowing nature which is of moving and  shift appearance being is named outside wind , for example  east wind  , dusty wind  and cold wind.

                   Both inside wind and outside wind  are under the five aspects of  natural law .Human can take wind to be benefit by learning nature both inside wind and outside wind .Wind have the three characteristics behavior as same as other thing those are (1) impermanence (2) suffering (3)soullessness .Thus ,the wind is human’s equipment for meditation. Buddha  emphasize  wind in 4 Satipatthanas especially in mindfulness  of breathing with sixteen bases.Result of mindfulness of breathing is more merit.

                           Result  from research, the wind in both animate and inanimate things can be integrated in order to bring about the maximum benefits in Buddhism by understanding the nature of wind, knowing how to use the wind, honoring the wind, accepting the wind and finaling not attaching to the wind.

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