Buddhist Methods Facing the Worldly Conditions in Buddhism

Abstract

In this article, the author has researched the virtues in the Buddhist principles that can be applied to live with the eight worldly dharmas in the present, namely gain, rank, praise, happiness, loss of fortune, loss of status, gossip, and suffering. The use of yonisomanasikara is critical thinking. The use of tolerance is patience for whatever comes into play. Using wisdom to find the truth to understand the reality of life and the world. To see the trinity and, most importantly, to have Paratoghosa, who are good friends who guide, advise, and warn when encountering the eight worldly dharmas. In the time of the Lord Buddha, the Buddha's emphasis was to maintain a healthy mind, not to be shaken by using Yonisomanasikara to reflect on the reality of the eight world dharmas with the Buddha as the Paratoghosa. As for being a good friend, giving advice, admonishing the disciples, churchgoer, churchwoman, laypeople, which, when compared to the current situation, the context of people in the new era is different from the Buddha era, it is more difficult to find a disciple who knows the Dharma as a good friend.