STRENGTHS OF DHAMMA AND MANAGEMENT TOWARDS A BUDDHIST-ORIENTED SOCIETY

Abstract

Buddhism's ideals are critical to establishing a peaceful and prosperous society. Four principles of physical strength are useful skills for administrators, particularly in controlling oneself, others, and work. In a continually changing culture, administrators should use their physical strength to manage both themselves and other individuals while prioritizing morality and ethics, such as promoting equality, justice among people in society, and recognizing the conditions of others. Developing morality and the minds of individuals in society has the potential to create a good environment for everyone.

Physical strength-based administration promotes the development of problem-solving skills through the power of wisdom, power of diligence, power of faultlessness, and power of sympathy. It promotes morality and good ethics in the minds of all personnel and the population, resulting in social stability and continuous development of society through the application of physical strength principles to management; it is an important development of the potential of human resources.

Adherence to physical dharma principles and management toward a Buddhist society will assist society in creating values by incorporating Buddhist concepts into the management of the organization's leaders.  This phenomenon could result in long-term advantages for everyone involved, including peace and prosperity.