Parliament meeting and The seven Aparihaniya dhamma principles

Abstract

The seven Aparihaniya dhamma principles, which have existed since the time of the Lord Buddha, are the subject of this academic article. The Lord Buddha imparted these lessons to the Vajchi state's monarchs to enable them to apply them to the governance of their own states. There are 7 practices that are based on the 7 AparihaniyaDhamma principles.In example, they must have frequent meetings, show up to meetings in unity, refrain from prescribing anything that shouldn't be prescribed, give respect for the elderly, refrain from pestering women, maintain the Dhamma, and look out for others. Righteously. The Constitution of the Kingdom of Thailand, established in B.E. 2560,is consistent with all seven of the principles laid down in the seven Aparihaniya dhamma rules.Basic regulations for council sessions If it can be modified and made aware in the discharge of tasks for legislators serving as Thai people's representatives will have a favorable impact on the nation's governance members of the parliament will be able to function in accordance with their roles can function fully as a representation of the Thai people and be able to bring about prosperity for Thailand as well without considering their own interests.