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About Justin Choo
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When in doubt seek it out. All your questions will be answered, and you may not have to agree with the answers. Such is the beauty of Buddhism. You are free to decide. I follow the Theravada tradition. Please view my profile for more details. I have answered more than a thousand questions since joining this category. You are welcome to try me.

Experience
I was brought up in the 50's as a Buddhist. For the past 30 years I have read numerous books on Buddhism and listened to numerous talks on Buddhism by well-respected and learned monks and lay teachers. I conduct Buddhist classes for parents of Sunday School children in a Theravada Buddhist Temple. My teacher was the late Chief Reverend, The Ven. K Sri Dhammananda of The Brickfields Buddhist Mahavihara, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. You can view the relevent website in memory of my revered late teacher @ http://www.ksridhammananda.com

Organizations
I am a life member of the Buddhist Missionary Society Malaysia.

Publications
YOU ARE INVITED TO VISIT MY BLOG @ http://lifeislikethat999.blogspot.com/ Published a book called "The Rainbow And The Treasure". It is a compilation of extracts from various sources to introduce Buddhism to beginners. (Currently out of print)

Education/Credentials
Bachelor of Commerce And Administration, Victoria University Of Wellington, NZ.(1974)

 
   

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Buddhists - Eternal Happiness


Expert: Justin Choo - 9/5/2009

Question
What then is Eternal Happiness?
How do I obtain it?
Can you provides with a diagram of Eternal Happiness?

Answer
Hi Henry,

Buddhism does not promise "eternal happiness".

Buddhism points to the Truth of Unsatisfactoriness; the Truth of the cause of this unsatisfactoriness; the Truth to the Path to solve this cause; and the Truth of pursuing this Path.

It is called the Four Noble Truths.

You can read more at Wikipedia :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/4_noble_truths

Take care.

Justin Choo

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