Bak Na (Endeavor) Society: When the Truth is Overlooked and the Illusion of Truth Growing Up

Abstract

This article was written to reflect "Endeavor" (Bak Na) behavior, which is a process and behavior that requires patience to endure and go through difficult situation of a person. This article was conducted by studying documentaries, research papers, and observations through social phenomena, and written in the form of an academic article. The observations from this academic research found that the endeavor behavior, that requires patience and effort to maintain mental stability, thoughts, and actions in harmony. It is the behavior of mental work that causes continuity until it becomes a endurable condition, or endurable symptoms of reality that must be accepted in that condition appropriately. An unbearable person might end up using violence to solve problems, such as committing suicide, using violence to end the violent thought until it becomes a crime problem. The suggestions from the research towards the acceptance of tolerance as the endeavor are applying the guidelines for adjusting and healing the mind, changing mind according to Buddhism, using K̄hanti-dhamma (principles of toleration), Lokadhammā (worldly condition), and Anicca (impermanence), and finally, turn it into an idea of transcending the endurance to become an endeavor, shameless and changeable condition society.