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    The Secret of Happiness Is Good Judgment. From Experience, Bad Judgment.

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    MOHAMAD HANIM BIN MOHAMAD ISA
    Happiness .... a concept ´The secret of happiness is good judgment ´Ah, ´But how do we attain good judgment? ´From experience, ´Yes, ´But how do we attain experience?· ´Bad judgment. Presented by HAJI MOHAMAD HANIM MOHAMAD ISA Its concept itself is elusive. Is it an idea, emotion, virtue, philosophy, ideal, or is it just programmed in the genes? There is no agreed upon definition for it.... yet still everyone seems to be selling happiness these days - drug dealers, pharmaceutical compan

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    Happiness .... a concept ´The secret of happiness is good judgment ´Ah, ´But how do we attain good judgment? ´From experience, ´Yes, ´But how do we attain experience?· ´Bad judgment. Presented by HAJI MOHAMAD HANIM MOHAMAD ISA Its concept itself is elusive. Is it an idea, emotion, virtue, philosophy, ideal, or is it just programmed in the genes? There is no agreed upon definition for it.... yet still everyone seems to be selling happiness these days - drug dealers, pharmaceutical compan

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    Sn our culture, it is commonly believed that happiness is
    achieved when you become rich, powerful, or
    popular. The young want to be that popular pop idol,
    the old dream of winning the jackpot.
    We often seek happiness by removing all stress, sadness,
    and irritations. For some, happiness lies in mood-
    altering therapies.
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    An Sslamic tale illustrates the relationship of judgment
    with happiness.
    ´Oh, great sage, Nasrudin,µ said the eager student, ´S must ask you a very
    important question, the answer to which we all seek: What is the secret to
    attaining happiness?µ Nasrudin thought for a time, then responded. ´The
    secret of happiness is good judgment.µ ´Ah,µ said the student. ´But how
    do we attain good judgment? ´From experience,µ answered Nasrudin.
    ´Yes,µ said the student. ´But how do we attain experience?· ´Bad
    judgment.µ
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    |aving reached that conclusion by our good judgment, we do
    not retreat into our comforts. We continue to crave a
    happiness that seems out of reach. We make more money
    thinking that is the way to become happy, and in the process
    neglect our family. Most big events we dream of yield less
    sustained happiness than we hoped for. Sn addition to
    getting less happiness than we expected or hoped for, we
    frequently do not know exactly what we want, what will
    make us happy or how to get it. We misjudge.
     
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    Smagine someone could snap their fingers and give you fame,
    fortune, and leisure. Would you be happy? You would be
    euphoric, but in the short run. Gradually you would adapt to
    your new circumstance and life would return to its normal
    mix of emotions.
    Studies show that big lottery winners after a few months are
    no happier than the average person! To recover the joy, you
    would now need an even higher high.
    Continue«..
    God·s Prophet of Mercy said:
    ´True enrichment does not come through possessing a lot of
    wealth, but true enrichment is the enrichment of the soul.µ
    (Saheeh Al-Bukhari)

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