Article Review Process

     The initial step involves the content and format of the article being reviewed by the editorial board or designated representatives to ensure it aligns with the journal's objectives and format.

     When peer reviewers suggest revisions, the editorial board will return the manuscript to the author for revisions, prioritizing the reviewers' suggestions. The editorial board reserves the right to reject or postpone publication if the manuscript fails to pass the editorial or expert review, if the author fails to make revisions that conform to the journal's format, or if the author refuses to make revisions based on the reviewers' recommendations regarding crucial aspects.

       Article Certificate: The journal will issue an article certificate to the author only after your article has passed the peer review process.

    The journal has discontinued its print publication and will now focus solely on online distribution. Full articles can be downloaded at https://so06.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/jmb

      For online publication in the MCU Buddhist Studies Review journal, authors must strictly adhere to the guidelines and format for submitting academic or research articles as per the journal's guidelines. They must also uphold the ethical principles of research. Submitted works must not have been previously published or be under consideration for publication in any other journal. The findings, opinions, perspectives, content, or statements contained in any author's article are considered the sole responsibility of the author and do not reflect the responsibility of the editorial board of the MCU Buddhist Studies Review journal.

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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. and please do not rush to transfer the article payment. Wait for the journal to notify you.

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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Vol. 10 No. 2 (2569): Journal of MCU Buddhist Review : (May-August)

The Journal of MCU Buddhist Review has entered its 10th year, Issue 2 (May-August 2026). The Faculty of Buddhism, Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya University, has proceeded with the online publication of articles, for which authors are required to comply with the journal’s criteria and article format. For example, while submitting an article to the journal’s system or during the journal’s review process, authors are prohibited from submitting the article to other journals. Submitted works must not have previously been presented or published elsewhere, nor must they be under consideration for publication in any other journal. In addition, the study results presented or findings, factual information, views, opinions, perspectives, content, or statements appearing in any author’s article that has been publicly published are solely acknowledged, consented to, and the responsibility of the respective article owner, and shall in no way be considered the responsibility of the editorial board of the Journal of MCU Buddhist Review. On behalf of the editorial board, the Journal of MCU Buddhist Review would like to thank all article authors who have submitted their articles for publication, and the editorial board sincerely hopes that the content of this issue will be beneficial to all readers. If readers have any suggestions for improving this journal to make it more complete, the editorial board is most pleased to receive them.

Published: 31.08.2026

A Study a Study Compares and Analyzes the Relationship between Karma and Samsara in Theravada Buddhism and Roman Catholicism

Phrakru Palad Jamorn Kataguṇo (Silapavithayadilok), Phramaha Mongkholkan Thitadhammo , Phra Jarurong Ajarasupho

106-120

The Study analyzes the Aesthetic Concepts Found in the Dhammapada

Phramaha Mongkolkan Dhitadhammo, 2Phrakhru Phawanawatthanabundit Vi. (Charoen Manjana), Phra SamuKriangsak Sirisakko, Phra Jaturong Ajarasupo, Phra Sukheesom Silatechaputtiyo (Jiramahasuwan), Rattee Premsakul

221-135

An Analytical Study of Buddha’s Footprints in the Lakkhaṇa Sutta

Suchada Rattanavit, Phra Dhammavajirapanyajarn (Thiep Siriyano) , Athithep Phatha

136-145

An Analytical Study of Ananda’s Roles in the Mahāparinibbāsutta

Karanyaporn Muenhast, Suthep Promlert , Phramaha Chiravat Kantawanno

146-161

An Analysis of Dharma Practice based on Kāyagatāsati in the Kāyagatāsati Sutta

Janya Nuchanart, Phra Dhammavajirapanyajarn (Thiap Sirinyano) , Athithep Phatha

162-171

Comparative Analysis of Asurindarāhū as It Appears in the TipiṬaka with other Scriptures

Canatchai Thanatavipankoon, Phra Methivorayan (Saipetch Hongpangjit), , Phramaha Jeerawat Kantavanno

172-183

An Analytical Study of Lifestyle Controlling Paradigm in the Brahmajālasutta

Phra Dhanayupong Asondhi, Phramaha Yutthana Narajettho , Suthep Promlert

196-210

An Analytical Study of Buddhakāravata in the Mahāsakuludāyi Sutta

Phra Siripong Phatrachitto (Sakolprasert), Phramaha Yongyuth Dhiradhammo , Athithep Phatha

211-220

A Comparative Study of the Evolution of Sects in Buddhism and Brahmanism-Hinduism

Phramaha Somkuon Raviwanno (Narachan), Sawaeng Nilnama , Khongsaris Pangthrap

221-233

The Comparative Analysis of Kamma in the Cūḷakammavibhaṅga Sutta and the Mahākammavibhaṅga Sutta

Thamolwan Panyoseng, Phra Rachayannavachiravethi (Saipetch Hongpangjit) , Phrakhru Sirirattanapandit (Suksan Sukhawatthano), Amphon Buddhasarn

234-245

A Comparative Study of the Beliefs in Sacredness in Theravada Buddhism and Roman Catholic Christianity

Phramaha Natthaphong Varapañño (Saktaweechai), Kit Sriya-ad , Khongsaris Pangthrap

258-271

A Comparative Study of the Concept of Pandita in Theravada Buddhism and Brahmanism–Hinduism

Phramaha Surach Suvanno (Piman-Udom), Khongsaris Pangthrap , Dhanathip Hamnuolee

284-295

An Analytical Study of the Principles of Human Rights in the Aggañña Sutta

Phramaha Taweesak Adhicitto (Naksamrit), 2Phra Sitthivajabundit (Surasak Pajjantaseno), Phrakhru Sirirattanapandit (Suksan Sukhawatthano)

296-307

An Analytical Study of the Sense Pleasures in the Māgaṇḍiya Sutta

Phra Bui Tuan Vu, Phrakhrusirirattanabundit Sukhavaddhano, Phrakhru Phawanawatthanabundit Vi. (Charoen Manjana)

308-317

An Analytical Study of Vipassanā Meditation Practice according to the Mindfulness Factor of Enlightenment for Mental Health Care

PhraNattachai Abhipunno (Chaithong), 2Phrakhru Phawanawatthanabundit Vi. (Charoen Manjana) , Phra Jaturong Ajarasupo

318-327

An Analytical Study of the Practice of Bojjhanga for Abandoning Nivarana in the Sangarava Sutta

Phra Baidika Numsai Ñānavaro (Tangtemcharoen), Phrakhru Phawanawatthanabundit Vi. (Charoen Manjana) , Phra Jaturong Ajarasupo

328-343

An Analytical Study of Happiness in the Nagavagga

Kasanee King, Phra Rachayannavachiravethi (Saipetch Hongpangjit), Suthep Promlert

344-356

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The MCU Buddhist Studies Review Journal is accepting articles in the social sciences and humanities to disseminate research articles, academic articles, and book reviews related to the principles, concepts, and theories of Buddhism, Pali, Sanskrit, religion, philosophy, culture, traditions, beliefs, health therapy, and integrated Buddhist lifestyles.


       The Journal of MCU Buddhist Reviewl will be published gradually, one article at a time  that have undergone a peer review process by qualified experts. Authors have also revised the content according to the reviewers' recommendations and updated the format of the articles. To ensure the academic value of the authors, the journal is publishing some articles one at a time, Without having to wait up to 4 months for an article, as  one  issues of 4 months.