Aims of the Journal

        The Jornal of Dhamma for Life is an academic journal with the following objectives: 1. To disseminate the dharma content of the Foundation for Buddhist Studies 2. To develop a journal of academic quality and be up to the standard the standards of the Thai Journal Citation Index Center (TCI) 3. To be a standardized journal for publishing works of foundation members and the general public.

Scope of the Journal

        The scope of content that the journal accepts is 1) Buddhism 2) Philosophy, Language, Arts and Culture 3) Political Science, Public Administration, Law 4) Economics, Business Administration 5) Education, including interdisciplinary humanities and social sciences.

Process of Publication

        The editorial team gives importance to the journal's preparation process from the selection of articles. Quality assessment by qualified 3 expertise within experts in relevant fields to academic standards. It is a double-blind Peer Review and the original article must not have been published or is not being considered by the editorial team or experts for publication in another journal.
        The author must strictly adhere to the criteria for submitting articles for publication in this journal. Including the citation, system must follow the criteria set by the journal. In the event that the editorial team or experts invited to review articles are of the opinion that they should be revised.
        The editorial team will return the manuscript to the owner for re-editing based on the recommendations of the experts. We reserve the right to reject publication if the article does not encounters the objectives and format of this journal or does not pass the review of the editorial team or experts. If any article is considered by experts to be published. The author will receive a publishing certificate from the journal.
        Texts, tables, images, graphs or opinions appearing in the Journal of Dhamma for Life are the responsibility of the author of the article and not the responsibility of the Dhamma Life Journal editorial team.

Ethical Considerations
• Authors must conduct research with the highest standards of integrity, honesty, and transparency, following ethical guidelines and legal requirements.
• Authors involving human subjects must ensure informed consent is obtained, detailing the nature of the study, potential risks, and benefits. This includes ensuring the confidentiality and anonymity of participants.
• If the research involves animals, authors must adhere to ethical standards, providing evidence of proper care, humane treatment, and compliance with relevant regulations.
• Authors must obtain approval from the appropriate ethics review board or institutional review board

Types of Articles
         1) Original Research Article
         2) Academic Article
         3) Book Review)

Scheduled to publish 4 issues per year (every 3 months)
        Issue 1 January-March
        Issue 2 April-June
        Issue 3 July-September
        Issue 4 October-December

Payment Instructions for Publication Fees

Please register and submit your articles to our online journal system promptly. Additionally, kindly note that there is a publication fee of 4,000 Thai-Baht per article. The payment process is as follows:

  1. Transfer the fee to the following account: Bank: Siam Commercial Bank (SCB) Branch code: 0055, Thanasin Road Branch

  2. Account name: Buddhist Education Foundation, Wat Buranasirimattayaram Account number: 055-247452-7

  3. After making the payment, please submit the proof of transfer (payment slip) in the discussion thread within the online journal system. This serves as evidence for further processing.

Thank you for your cooperation and support in our journal endeavors. Should you have any inquiries or require further information, please feel free to contact our team through the journal's messaging system.

We appreciate your commitment to advancing our journal.

Vol. 31 No. 2 (2025): Journal of Dhamma for Life

Published: 02-04-2025

Communication for Photographer’s Ideology in Art and Business Circles: Case of Mr. Kriangkrai Waiyakij

Sirawich Chayuntaradirok, Kanokrat Yossakrai, Sukanya Buranadechachai

1-13

Application of Buddhist Principles for Social Development: A Case Study of Wat Rakhang Phromrangsi

Pasin Sinma, Amphon Buddasarn, Phrakhruthammatorn Punyapat Sangwongdee

116-129

Quality of Life of 3 months Post-Stroke patients at King Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital

Suppanida Koysomboon, Sookjaroen Tangwongchai, Tanyaluk Obeom, Aurauma Chutinet

187-195

Beyond Crisis to Opportunity: Creating New Meaning in Life after Earthquakes Through the Four Noble Truths

Chetnitipath Promchin, Panachphongphan Bodhisatirawaranggoora, Phrapalad Thana Aggadhammo, Sompoch Wowong

212-223

Change Management to Enhance the Effectiveness on Safety School of Mahajareon Shools Networking under Sakaeo Primary Educational Service Area Office 1

Kesinee Chiwpreecha , Supranee Wongsangchan, Koranut Sakulkrit , Apiprai Doungnoi, Phimol Chongvoranond

224-235

Digital Marketing Communication to Enhance Cultural Soft Power in Gansu, China

DangJing , Sukanya Buranadechachai, Sakdina Boonpiam

280-293

Research on the Artistic Characteristics of Chinese Ballet in the 21st Century

Jingya Chen, Nataporn Rattanachaiwong , Qianqiu Jin

294 - 305

On the Role of Computers in Guangxi Folk Songs

Xinghong Pan, Chutima Maneewattana , Xiulei Ren

306 - 317

Integrating Buddhist Psychology with Individual Counseling Psychology

Pichai Chotechaiporn, Chompoo Khothiram, Metteyya Beliatte, Dharmika Pranidhi

348 - 359

Do Future Generations Have Rights to Natural Resources Utilized by Us in the Present?

Phramaha Pornchai Sirivaro , Phrakhru Pariyatrattanakunbundit , Phra Kriengsak Sirisakko

141-150

Empiricism the Foundation of Epistemological Theories in Western Philosophy

Phra Narong Suphatto (Saysook), Bunruam Khammuangsaen, Kitsuchin Ponsen, Phrapalad Chamnan Sopano (Dokbuephean)

318-333

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