Look at life this way....................

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Life has its own ups and downs; that's the rule. Look at history, what went up, came down at a point of time. You can say that too 'tryst with destiny'. But it happens so that at times you are depressed, frustrated and feel that life has become meaningless! Though deep within you never like to believe it. Well there should be one to remind you that you are precious to many even when you are losing the battle.  Here is the 'MANTRA', read it every day, it will help you to make life meaningful:

You may not realize it,  
but it's 100% true.  


1. There are at least two people in  this world 
that you would die for.  


2. At least 15 people in this world  
love you in some way.  


3.. The only reason anyone would ever  hate you 
is because they want to 
be  just like you. 


4. A smile from you  can bring happiness to anyone, 
even if they don't  
like you. 


5.  Every night, 
SOMEONE thinks about you  
before they go to sleep.  


6. You mean the world to someone.  


7. You are special and unique.  


8. Someone that you don't even know  exists loves you.


9. When you make  the biggest mistake ever, 
something good comes from it.  


10. When you think the world has  
turned its back on you, take another look.  


11. Always remember the compliments  you received. 
Forget about the rude remarks.  


So......  

  How do you feel now??


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