Article consideration process

       Articles printed in this Journal of MCU Buddhist Review ; Internal or external authors are reviewed by external or internal experts from the organization that runs the journal. and has no conflict of interest with the author. This will result in concentration in evaluating the quality of articles before publication to the public. In the case of the editorial team or experts who were invited to be experts who evaluated the article and were of the opinion that it should be revised which the editorial team will return for the owner of the article to edit. The recommendations of experts are an important criterion and/or we reserve the right to consider non-publication in the case of research reports. Academic articles or research articles must match the guidelines of the Journal of MCU Buddhist Review or have to been considered by the editors or experts by 3 experts (3 Peer review) from within and outside the university.

      This will concel or not open the names of both parties from both the authors and the 3 Peer review or 3 reviewer.

      However, the journal has canceled publication in the form of a document. It will focus on publishing in the only online system. You can download the complete article at https://so06.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/jmb

        In online publication in the Journal of MCU Buddhist Review. Authors of articles must strictly follow the guidelines for submitting academic articles or research articles according to the journal's guidelines and must use ethical principles or research ethics. The submitted article must not have been previously published in duplicate or in the process of being submitted for publication in any other journal. The results of the study found, the views, opinions, views, content or messages appearing in the articles of any author. It is considered consent and is considered to be your knowledge and is the responsibility of the article author only. and is not considered the responsibility of the editorial team of the Journal of MCU Buddhist Review.

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Procedure for submitting articles and processing of articles

Step 1: Adjust the content according to the format: Write the article according to the journal's format.

Step 2: Apply for an article into the system: Attach the article file (word) specifying the organization along with the phone number in the dialog box or Discussion Box.

Step 3: The editorial team checks: Check the format, composition, and content of the article. Notification of acceptance or rejection of article (2-3 weeks)

Step 4: Edit the format: Edit according to the editorial team's recommendations (1-2 weeks).

Step 5: Attach the edited file: The article format has been completely edited. Attach files to the system in the dialog box or Discussion Box. Do not subscribe to new articles.

Step 6: Attach the article fee slip 4,000 baht

: Pay the article fee and attach the slip as evidence in the dialog box or Discussion Box, Pay before sending for evaluation only once.

Step 7: Send the evaluation file: 3 Peer Review evaluate the article (2-3 weeks).

Step 8: Edit according to 3 Peer Review's recommendations: Mark the edited text in red (2-3 weeks).

Step 9: Check the edited article: The journal team checks the article on the edited topic. and check the format of the article (1-2 weeks)

Step 10: Publish the article: Create artwork. and publish the complete file with online status as “Published” in the Thai Journals Online (ThaiJO) system (1-2 weeks)

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2024-07-17

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Vol. 9 No. 3 (2568): Journal of MCU Buddhist Review : Vol. 9 Issue 3 : (September - December 2025)

Journal of MCU Buddhist Review has entered its  9th year and this is the 3rd issue (September – December 2025) The Faculty of Buddhism, Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya University, has published this Buddhist Academic Journal for the public. The main objective is to disseminate academic works by administrators, lecturers, and graduate students of the Faculty of Buddhism and students of other faculties of Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya University, as well as Buddhist scholars outside the university. This journal includes research articles and academic articles.

The editorial team of Journal of MCU Buddhist Review has gradually published Each Article by one that have passed the process of evaluating the quality of academic content by qualified persons. The article owners have revised the content according to the suggestions of the evaluators and have revised the format of the articles. For the benefit of the academic value of the article owners.  The journal has gradually published Each Article in the Vol. 9 No. 1 (2025): Journal of MCU Buddhist Review. (January-April)

We would like to thank all article owners, including executives, lecturers, academics, and students from various universities who have submitted research articles and academic articles for publication. The editorial team sincerely hopes that the content of this journal will be useful to all readers. If readers have any suggestions for improving this journal to be more complete, the editorial team will gladly accept them.

Published: 31.12.2025

The Conditions, Forms and Issues Regarding Becoming a Victim of Online Fraud Occurring in Thailand

Dithapart Borwornchai, Phimphoj Nhomchopphitak, Thaksina Mektraitrat, Sutham Cheuaprakhobkit, Sutham Cheuaprakhobkit, Pipat Janruam, Worasorn Netthip, Subhorn Kitchombhu, Isarawut Aonnom

12-30

Study of Buddhist Health Management Process of Ratchathani Asoke Community Ubon Ratchathani Province

Phraathikarn Thanit Khantiphalo (Maneevong), Phrakru Theerathammabundit (Siriwat Wongsa), Phraathikarn Suphaphorn Tejadharo

58-73

The Integration of Buddhist Principles to Promote Right Livelihood in Phraek Sa Mai Sub-district Community, Muang District, Samut Prakan Province

Phrakhru Suwansitthithada (Suwichak Mahᾱvῑro), Phradhammavachirajahn (Suchart Kittipañño), Wate Bunnakornkul

74-89

Sacred Sites: Sanctification of Animals and Women in the Community of Chao Phya River Area, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province

Phramaha Pornchai Sirivaro (Sripakdee), Phramaha Khwanchai Kittimedhi (Hemprapai), Penphan Fuangooloy

102-116

Development of Volunteer Spirit Behavior of Dhamma Missionaries in Buddhist Propagation Abroad

Phramaha Paitoon Pantanando (Wannabud) , Phramaha Wichian Sudhiro (Singkiboot)

117-131

Guidelines for Promoting of Buddhist Propagation by Overseas Dhammaduta Bhikkhus in the Federal Republic of Germany

Phramaha Kittisak Kalayanachayo (Yodthonglang), Phramaha Paitoon Pantanando, Phra Sitthiwacharabhandit (Paccantaseno)

143-159

Application of Buddhist Principles in Environmentally Friendlybusiness Operations

Phramaha Wichian Sudhiro (Singkiboot), Phrakhru Sutaratanabandit (Prayoon Chotiwaro), Phramaha Paitoon Pantanando (Wannabud), Phra Khrusangkhakitviriya (Prabsuk Vijitsak)

173-189

A Study on Preventive Measures Against the Violation of Monastic Discipline of Buddhist Monks in Ubon Ratchathani Province

Phra Phiphatthanakit Kittiwanno (Wanpham), Phraathikarn Suphaphorn Tejadharo, Nakhon Jantharach

190-102

The Integration of Buddhist Principles for Improving the Quality of Life of the Elderly in Community, Muang District, Samutprakarn

Phrakhru Palad Chariyawat (Yutthana Phatthanachano), Phra Dhamvajiracarya (Suchart Kittipañño), Boonchu Pornprompipat

217-232

4 Iddhipāda and the Integration of Political Science Pedagogy

Nongluk Phanthanaphruet, Phrakhrupalad Thanaphat Aphijano (Wacharamethakul), Nattamon Thungphanthong , Phramaha Prawit Wutthiyano (Jamnil), Phramaha Jiratip Arjittapunyo (Sukprasert), Teerapat Tongpeng

233-247

Patterns of Stucco Buddha Statues in The Mekong Riverine Provinces of Upper Isan

Kla Sriphet, Chalermwong Thampichitsuek, Sitthisak Champadaeng, Kla Somtrakool, Wisanee Siltragool, Zhiyong Li, Samart Chansoon, Jianhua Wang

248-259

Life Understanding in Buddhist Approach according to S. N. Goenka Vipassana Meditation Center

Phra Ramchandra Prasad Samaggaramro (Kahar) , Phra Ratchavinaivachiramethi (Sairung Intawutho)

260-276

Ikigai Lifestyle from a Theravada Buddhist Perspective

Uraiwan Chirawatpongsa, Phra Bhavanavajirasundon Vi. (Kittiched Premsakul), Phramaha Khwanchai Kittimedhi (Hemprapai)

1-15

The Methods for Propagation of Buddhism by Phra Ajarn Mun Bhuridatto according to the New Learning Paradigm

Phramaha Boonpasid Nathapunyo (Karat), Phrarajsuddhivajiramedhi (Chaiyan Jattanayo)‬

94-107

The Dissemination of Modernized Morlam Culture in the Context of Soft Power

Soonthon faytee, Chaivat Chumnasiao, Homhuan Buarabha, Ratrisrivial Bongsithiporn

108-121

The Dharma Subjects of a False Claiming a Superhuman Quality according to Principles in the Vinaya Pitaka

Phatchawanan Phatthanathanyathanatorn, Phramaha Chiravat Kantawanno, Sanoh Phadungchat

122-134

The Four Paths: Principles of Dhamma Influence the Practice of Vipassana Meditation

Phra Sukheesom Silatechaputtiyo (Jiramahasuwan), Phra Bhavanavajirasundon Vi. (Kittiched Premsakul), Phrakhru Phawanawatthanabundit Vi. (Charoen Manjana)

152-164

Principles and Practices for Becoming an Ideal Heir in the Dhamma

Phrakhrupawwana Teerawarakun vi. (Warathorn Thammachad) , Benjawan Keesookpun

197-209

Studying Happiness in Positive Psychology and Happiness in Buddhism

Nitiphat Banjerdsuttapon, Phrakhru Phattharathammabandit (Ekkaphat Abhichando), Prasit Keawsri

210-219

Mindfulness Faculty Development with Awakening of Buddhist

Monnapa Kornde, Phra Ratphatcharathammethee (Laksana Boonkham) , Phrakhru Sutaphatcharabundit (Thanakorn Soisri)

220-234

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