Adaptation to the Natural Environment. view of Buddhadasa Bhikkhu
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The study of adaptation to nature. environment. in the attitude of Buddhādasa Bhikkhu
When humans learn more about nature more understanding of nature; The evolution of the
relationship between humans and nature therefore advanced to the level that humans adapt to
nature. They learn and understand the nature of plants and animals. Passed the trial and error of
what they ate Whether plants or animals the major change in the way of life of humans is the
way people know to grow plants and raise animals by "adjusting the conditions and living things
to change according to changes in external conditions.” These characteristics the result of
adapting to the environment during evolution. Buddhādasa Bhikkhu said that caused by a
balanced lifestyle such as when humans use a lot of resources because they lack the principles
of fit therefore. it is the evolution of the way of life or all things that must be balanced from the outset. such as plants. animals. humans and higher than others. Must evolve in sequence
because everything has a reason to be a factor therefore having a consequence factor.
Keywords: Adaptation. natural environment. Buddhādasa Bhikkhu
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