Socio – Cultural Reproduction in Buddhism

Abstract

This article aims to study about “Socio – cultural Reproduction in Buddhism” The results of this study reveal that: 1) Abstract forms appear in the form of Buddhist beliefs, traditions, ceremonies, attitudes, and instruction in the practice of Buddhist principles; 2) Concrete forms: Buddhist teachings, originally oral, evolved into written forms and have been integrated in various forms. From abstract forms, they have appeared in the forms of art, including literature, painting, sculpture, architecture, and printed and electronic media Social and cultural reproduction in Buddhism is a process of Buddhist adaptation, with principles and systems that follow a blended approach with modern science. It aims to point out a worldly path based on a non-commercial basis, transmitting the Dharma and Vinaya correctly, maintaining the format according to the Buddha’s words, and being beneficial to society in a modern way.