AN ANALYSIS OF THE PROCESS TO SUCCESS CONSTRUCT FOUNDED ON THE PRINCIPLE OF ADHIṬTHÃNADHAMMA

Abstract

This research aims to study the principles of prayer in Buddhist scriptures to create success in a person's life and to analyze the importance of the process of creating success in a person's life according to the principles of prayer in Buddhist scriptures. This research is a qualitative research using content analysis techniques with context to present the process of creating success in a person's life according to the principles of prayer as follows. The research results found that:

1) The study of the principles of prayer in Buddhist scriptures to create success in a person's life found that success in life according to Buddhist principles consists of the principle of prosperity, practicing according to the principles of Dhamma that will lead life to prosperity, the principle of success, practicing according to the principles of Dhamma that will lead to success in that business, consisting of: 1) Wisdom Dhamma, which is an opinion based on truth. 2) Truthfulness, which is important to humans. 3) Charity Dhamma, making a decision or cutting off one's own ownership. 4) Upasampatham Dhamma, a solid foundation for achieving success in life, being able to live one's life to achieve one's goals. 2) The analysis of the importance of the process of creating success in a person's life according to the principles of prayer in Buddhist scriptures found that: 1) The process of wisdom has 4 components: wisdom develops the potential to be happy, adheres to the middle way in solving problems with Buddhist teachings, 2) The process of truthfulness by emphasizing speaking in moderation, speaking at the right time, because speaking at the right time is appropriate, that is, speaking according to the time that should be spoken; 3) the process of generosity, solving problems in a holistic way and sacrificing for the collective good; and 4) the process of Upasama, which is the application of the Dhamma process consisting of the 4 Lay Dhamma, the 4 Social Vatthu, the 4 Bases of Power, and the 4 Dhamma Wheels to control the mind and heart, knowing how to control emotions when dissatisfaction arises.