AN ANALYSIS OF BUDDHIST DOCTRINE AS FOUND IN JARAN MANOPETCH’S SONGS

Abstract

Thesis on the analysis of Buddhist principles that appear in the songs of Charan Manopetch, aimed to study the songs in the Tripitaka. To study the life of music work, content in the songs of Charan Manopet, and to analyze the principles of Dharma appearing in the lyrics of Jaran Manopetch. Thai people have known the word song of the city of Jaran Manopet since 1977, which has been paralleled by the music industry and folk groups. By name "Folk Songkham Mueang", the song of Charan Manopetch is considered a culture of morality. Is a literary mantra that aims to entertain and insert the principles of teaching people in ethics, conduct throughout their lives. Jaran Manopet is both a composer. And as a singing driver Have a good strategy Bring Buddhist teachings to be inserted in the folk song of Khok Mueang. For convenience Easy to remember The aim is to make the society a good person, benevolent, and grateful. The society will live happily from the study of the songs of Charan Manopetch. The song contains a lot of principles and is quite clear. In this case, the researcher applied the two principles of the Dharma principle: the truth and some ethical principles to be synthesized with the songs of Charan Manopetch. Trinity principles, threefold principles, and the principle of ethics. Gratitude and the principle of Tikamatta, the benefit or the heart of the rich Arakasa