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**Honealals** · 08-28-2012, 05:03 AM

Okay, nice, again, please don't see me as some arrogant person trying to bash Buddhism, I am very new to it and trying to give it a chance as I initially saw it as a lot more than other views have to offer... I respect it, what I posted was just an impression that came to my mind seeing this thread.

No worries. Dude.

. The question is justified! And the answer is very hard to get.

If you give up your attachment to happiness and unhappiness alike. Then you can choose when or when not to be happy. But mostly at that stage you will prefer to be levelheaded.

Does that make any sense?

/Victor

08-28-2012, 05:03 AM	#12
Honealals Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 440 Senior Member	Okay, nice, again, please don't see me as some arrogant person trying to bash Buddhism, I am very new to it and trying to give it a chance as I initially saw it as a lot more than other views have to offer... I respect it, what I posted was just an impression that came to my mind seeing this thread. No worries. Dude. . The question is justified! And the answer is very hard to get. If you give up your attachment to happiness and unhappiness alike. Then you can choose when or when not to be happy. But mostly at that stage you will prefer to be levelheaded. Does that make any sense? /Victor
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