Human Security according to the four principles of Houses-Life Happiness

Abstract

The purposes of this paper are: 1) to study international human security and human security in Thailand, and 2) to study human security according to the teachings of the four principles of happiness. It is an academic article that is studied from various documents, which integrated Buddhism with modern sciences, such as the Tripitaka and the Buddhist academic works, books, and related texts.

The results found that. International human security is aimed at human freedom or freedom from fear, freedom or freedom from need/scarcity. For the freedom to live with dignity. There are seven dimensions: economic security, food, health, environment, private, community, and political security. Human security for Thai people is aimed at ensuring that people have their rights guaranteed, safety, and meeting necessities. They can live in society with dignity and are given equal opportunities to develop their potential. There are twelve dimensions: housing, healthiness, nourishment, education, employment/income, family, community/social support, religion/culture, life/property, safety, right/justice, politics and environmental dimension, and resources/energy. There are four kinds of house-life happiness namely: happiness from having an occupation, happiness from having an income, having savings, happiness from having money to spend, happiness from not having dept, because having an occupation and having a work, therefore they have income, and because they have income, they have savings, they have money to spend because they money to spend. Consequently, there is no dept, that is clearly in line with the international human security of the economy and human security of Thai people in terms of employment and income.