Journal of Buddhist Community

The Journal of Buddhist Community, Volume 2, 2025 (July?December), represents the outcome of a systematic journal quality development plan implemented under the supervision of the Dhammasuksa Research Center, Wat Aowut Wiksitaram School. The journal is committed to enhancing its academic management and publication standards in alignment with the evaluation criteria of the Thai Citation Index (TCI) across all relevant dimensions, including editorial governance, manuscript management, peer review procedures, academic transparency, and publication ethics. All manuscripts published in this issue have undergone a rigorous double-blind peer review process conducted by no fewer than three qualified reviewers per article, ensuring academic rigor, content validity, and meaningful scholarly contribution to the field of Buddhist studies and related disciplines.

The articles published in this issue demonstrate diversity in research themes, conceptual frameworks, methodologies, and applications of Buddhist teachings within contemporary social contexts. This diversity reflects collaborative scholarly engagement across multiple institutions and underscores the editorial board?s commitment to selecting high-quality, credible, and verifiable academic works. The Journal of Buddhist Community continues to pursue continuous improvement by strengthening both the quality and quantity of published articles in response to national academic demands, while systematically preparing for future advancement toward international publication standards.