Analyzing Buddhist unity with tradition City Pillar of Kalasin Province

Abstract

          The purposes of this research article are 1) to study the Buddhist city pillars and 2) to study the Buddhist city pillars. in creating Buddhist unity in Kalasin Province 3) to analyze the creation of Buddhist unity with the main traditions of Kalasin This study was a qualitative research. By specifying 40 informants / person from the interview form and the data were analyzed descriptively.
          The results showed that
          The Pillar of the City Pillar in Buddhism: The Pillar of the Pillar of the City was created by connecting the concept from the Buddhist doctrine that explains the story of the Sensana to achieve Aranyikangkhathuthang. The boundaries of the forest in the ascetic practice and described in the Indakhina Sutra on stone slabs (dam pillars) came to be a vision in the realm. Senasana and the forest boundary are therefore part of the explanation of the principle of the country.
          The Buddhist Lak Muang in creating Buddhist unity in Kalasin Province: The Lak Muang is a specific name for Isaan locals. City Pillars that explain the history of Kalasin Province There is another word called Bue Mueang (navel), which is located in the middle of the city. The embedding of the city pillar is a symbol of belief that it is the location of the sacred things that have supernatural powers to protect people in the country.
          An analysis of the creation of Buddhist unity with the main traditions of Kalasin province: a tradition that has been passed down from the past to the present. The ceremony has brought the four Sangahavatthus principles of Buddhism as a ladder to create good relationships. for groups and organizations as a principle to build solidarity and well-being in society as well