Social Justice through the Lens of Buddhism: Insights on Compassion, Equity, and Community Well-Being
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Buddhism, Social Justice, Compassion, Equity, Community Well-Beingบทคัดย่อ
The paper titled "Social Justice through the Lens of Buddhism: Insights on Compassion, Equity, and Community Well-Being" examines the profound ways in which Buddhist teachings can inform and enhance modern social justice efforts. Drawing on foundational Buddhist principles such as compassion (karuna), interconnectedness, and ethical conduct, the study illustrates their potential in addressing systemic inequities and promoting community well-being. It explores how the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path provide a framework for cultivating empathy and fostering societal harmony. The analysis integrates case studies and contemporary applications, showcasing examples of Buddhist-inspired activism and leadership in education and community-building. By highlighting the relevance of Buddhist teachings to contemporary issues such as inequality, environmental justice, and educational equity, the study underscores the transformative potential of mindfulness, right action, and collective responsibility. Ultimately, this work advocates for integrating Buddhist principles into social justice practices, offering actionable insights for individuals and communities striving for a more inclusive and compassionate society.
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