"Life is not a bed of roses" is an understatement. In fact Life Sucks! I see most of you agree to what I said. We traverse our way through obstacles daily and the troubles seem to be unending.

With few moments of joy and eternal sorrow, then death seems to be the only way out! Then, there would be no anger and dejection in this lousy world and people who miserably drag themselves into living. There would be No despair.. No judgements.. Nothing would be left...

What are we doing out here then, why am I writing this in the first place?

The truth is we all are searching for short-term exits out of our sorry state of affairs and that's LIFE.

Look around, you will find many trails leading to your destination other than the one you defined as a "way of life." There is no fixed path to success but only fixed attitudes that need to be changed.

Be the change you wish to see in the world. See clearly, choose and avail of the smallest of resources that will help you get better.

It could be a short vacation away from the boredom, a hobby for which you couldn't spare time from way back, your favorite sport. Even a good book or an "entertaining" movie would be good. Keep yourself away from premises and environment that cast you down.

Though you have heard of this umpteen times, you still need to give it a try, find solace in true friendship or a relationship that would make you strong.

And last but not the least, Life will suck again as it regularly does. Still, there is always hope in better living than in any other alternative.

The belief that "Celebrities Die in Threes" has been around for years now. Is it a superstition, sequential coincidence or a valid happening?

Celebrities death occur as a trio means that one celebrity death is followed by 2 or more deaths within a short period of time. The general criteria abided are a period of approximately 30 days and individuals should be equally famous or linked otherwise. Recent celebrity trio deaths over the last two decades seem interesting and convincing enough to support the belief. The year 1997 was said to be the banner year that distinctively portrayed that "Celebrities Die in Three's". Let's have a look at the examples: Brian Keith, Robert Mitchum and Charles Kuralt died within a week of each other. Deaths of Diana, Princess of Wales, Mother Teresa and Sir Georg Solti also back the Trio death theory.

Few people consider the opinion to be an extension of "Bad things happen in three's."
The number three is relatively small to define a pattern of things and the evidences are more manipulated to prove the speculation. The statistical analysis is not over a well-defined period and magnitude of data is considerably low.

What do you think? Could the Trio theory be true or is it clearly sloppy?

Attachment is an illusion, which can make you happy but only for a while. Attachment provides a sense of safety and a comfort zone. It grows in proportion to the fear of losing that person. Attachment would mean total dependency and/or control over other's life and lack of freedom is definitely not what one longs for.

Change is the inevitable truth of life that alters circumstances, beliefs, people and hence relationships too. Once you are in sync with this truth there would be no heartaches. Then you will be in pace with the law of nature. The constant flux of things will not make you unhappy anymore. When you are ready for transition from one phase to another you don't need to cling to people. If the person remains the same - the rhythm continues; but if the person changes there is no defeat because you were aware of it already.

Are you looking forward to a relationship and want it to work really well? Think again! Is it the desire to be in a relation or you want security and stability more than the person? If you are looking towards marriage only to bind the person for life, its like an agreement; neither attachment nor love.

True love is one step ahead and involves giving away selflessly so much that you forget your own self. Real happiness is based upon conscious acceptance of truth that nothing is constant.