The initiative encourages spiritual development and work-life balance among staff and members of the public.
Khon Kaen University recently held a Buddhist chanting, meditation, and mindfulness session under the Ethical and Moral Promotion Programme of the Office of the President. Held on the first floor of the Sirikunakorn Building, the session aimed to support spiritual development, cultivate ethical awareness, and promote a healthy work-life balance among participants.
The event was presided over by Mr Chumporn Para, Director of the Communications Division, and was attended by personnel from across Khon Kaen University (KKU) as well as members of the general public.
The atmosphere throughout was serene, simple, and reverent. The collective participation reflected a shared commitment to ethical values and mental resilience — both foundations for personal well-being and professional effectiveness.
As part of its commitment to community engagement and holistic development, KKU regularly organises mindfulness and chanting sessions. The university welcomes staff, students, and members of the public to attend and find inner peace while contributing to a values-based society.
Members of the university community and the public can view photographs of the event and follow schedule updates for future sessions via the official Facebook page,





