The World Café Approach to the Sustainable Buddhist Custom of the Alms Collection on Boat at the Mahasawat Canal in Thailand

The participatory ethnological research of Buddhist custom was a group of 20 participants. The discussion was done under the condition of three steep preliminaries, implementation and wrap-up. That perused the sustainability of the alms collection on the boat custom. The world café methods were approached with dialogue. The study site was at Mahasawat community, Nakhon Pathom Province in Thailand. The study found three factors to motivate their village sustained inheritance to the conservation of Thai Buddhist customs of communities along the Mahasawat canal as follows (1) community participation in the custom of the Thai Buddhist way of life, (2) Knowledge transfer of community custom involving the alms collection on the boat, and (3) Holistic conservation of local culture, folk and arts performing. The analysis is divided into six categories instants for “the circle of sustainable custom the of the alms collection on boat” i.e., the conservation of village custom pattern, value, benefits, participatory community, ecotourism, and awareness by cultivating Thainess. That was a part of Buddhist custom conservation out of unlimited time although the lord Buddha passed to Nirvana over 2500 years. The significance of custom presented the sage of Buddhist belief towards and played an important role in motivating the mind through the village custom for good deeds, good behaviours, consciousness, and the last contemplation to cultivate well-being.