UNITING THE VOLUNTEER SPIRITS TO CONTINUE THE BUDDIST ART OF “RUEA PHRA” SOUTHERN CULTURE TRADITIONS OF KHUANSUBAN TEMPLE KHUANSUBAN SUB-DISTRICT, NASAN DISTRICT, SURATTHANI PROVINCE

Abstract

This academic article presents the findings on the collective spirit of volunteerism. Continuing the Buddhist art of "Buddha Boat", a southern cultural tradition of Wat Khuan Suban Khuan Suban Sub-district, Na San District, Surat Thani Province. Phra Wat Kuan Suban's boat shows the identity of the southern local culture. that brings art Painting reflects the wisdom and the transmission of Buddhist art that conveys the history of Buddhism. There are monks as religious, spiritual leaders and centers of the Buddhist community. By relying on faith (belief), Pasada (belief) and Sappaya (support) in the inheritance and continuation of the making of the Buddha image. in inventing a combination of "Art and culture" and bringing "Buddhist art" to connect Buddhism, known as "Oral heritage and mythical beliefs of the history of Buddhism". By bringing "Buddha Dharma" to create the ritual that represents worship with intention and purity to the representative of the Lord Buddha The Phanom Phra boat is considered a cultural intangible heritage that combines the spirit of the southern people. It is a phenomenon that shows the growth of physical, intellectual, emotional, social, aesthetic and the dynamics of art and technology in creating from intellectual heritage to cultural heritage that is worth preserving, continuing the aspirations, and disseminating cultural heritage as a unique identity of the southern people for existence. As Wat Khuan Suban used as the starting point, "Baworn" gathered "Polton to drag the monk's boat." It is the passing on of heritage, wisdom, tradition and culture between "communities", "temples", and "schools" that have dependencies, ties, and relations. and faith.