Analysis of the Patimokkha in Buddhist Scriptures

Abstract

Analysis of The Patimokkha in The Buddhist Scriptures Its objectives are: 1)
to study the views on the Patimokkha of contemporary scholars; 2) to study the
Patimokkha that appears in the scriptures; 3) to propose an applied approach of the
Patimokkha in Thai society today.
From the study, it was found as follows: Buddha's teaching is good, ignoring
evil and purifying the mind, which is considered to be the heart of Buddhism. The pure
mind is unconscious, sad, greedy, greedy Meditation is peaceful, normal, happy, and
doesn't want to make your heart feel good. Can encourage positive behavior, practice
their own heart to nirvana.
But when considering the principle of the Patimokkha teachings The principle
of the Patimokkha Ovada can be compared to the teaching of "Love" because the
Ovada Patimokkha encourages all human beings to focus on doing good, avoiding evil
and not oppressing each other. great love is unselfish love Teach them to love and be
kind to the world. There were 1,251 disciples who gathered together without an
appointment. A good Buddhist should adhere to the doctrine that appears in the Ovada
Patimokkha. to pay homage to His Majesty wisdom and holy that the Lord Buddha
preached the principle of the Patimokkha to show the point of view of Buddhism and
is a practice guideline for the 4 Buddhist companies who ask for the Buddha, the
Dharma, and the Sangha as refuges.