Buddhism and the development of human capital and society

Abstract

This article aims to study Buddhism and Human Capital and Society
Development It was found that at present, the concept of human resource
development focuses on "people" as the center of development. Because people are
considered the most important to development. In order to develop anything, one
must look at the most important thing, which is the heart of development, that is
"people" as the main factor of development. If man is not ready, man is not developed
and is not well educated. to develop, it cannot develop to the goal. In the western
perspective, human resource development is viewed as a knowledge issue and skills
are part. On the other hand, in Thai society which is an oriental society with a unique
culture under the shadow of Buddhism believes that human resource development
must be accompanied by holistic 3 aspects through relationships. They include
behavioral, mental, and cognitive aspects known as intelligence. by religion and
morality within the nation to lead the development of the country with morality.
And social development according to Buddhism is considered the core
development of people, starting at the base is the development of human beings.
which is the essence. Human Resource Development Division which depends on the
circumstance of the era It must be based on that humanity and general principles.
Applied to effectively meet the needs of the era through human development and
human resource development. Well-developed people will be a participant in building
a society to flourish. It is an environment that provides opportunities for everyone to
prosper in life of goodness and happiness. Buddhism develops people and society in
tandem and is a mutual factor by taking into account the natural surroundings as well.
According to the principles laid out as a complete and clear system. Buddhism is
associated with Buddhist way of life as an institution of society that is important to the
social and cultural traditions related to nature. The problems and well-being of the
individual and society as a whole, which together with the changing conditions of the
existing society; causing Buddhism to organize the community for the persistence of
the community in society.