GUIDELINES FOR BUDDHIST CONSERVATION OF WATER RESOURCES IN THE LI RIVER BASIN, LAMPHUN PROVINCE

Abstract

Conservation of water resources according to Buddhist principles: Water 
refers to resources that can be used for various benefits such as consumption, water 
resources during the Buddha's time. Water is something that occurs naturally. In 
Buddhism, water is discussed in various perspectives. Water appears in the Vinaya 
scriptures. There are regulations regarding water use. Refrain from drinking water that 
contains living things. Water resource conservation process in the Li River Basin, 
Lamphun Province Process, method or direct conservation measure To preserve and 
use resources as wisely as possible. and methods or measures for social conservation 
Guidelines for Buddhist conservation of water resources in the Li River Basin, 
Lamphun Province, using Buddhist principles, including the 4 principles of Sangha 
Vatthu, teaching to be generous to one another by using objects as anchors for 
people's minds to one another. Using wisdom Investigating the fate of the river White 
Elephant Procession use of state power Community participation in using laws to 
control behavior community process Network operations It is the coordination and 
cooperation of people in the community.