On a lighter note, since you asked to be told why, here's "Why". :-)

On a serious note, I find myself seriously tounge-tied / finger-twisted to answer the question. Its like asking should we all cease to live today, since we know we all are going to be dead in the long run. Who knows what one would discover about life once one is 'dead'. I guess one should welcome changing perspectives and "continue to pay attention to the miutest of available details", striving to do "the best thing" within the perspective. :-)

Yenaithu, what happened???

@Sagar: Thanks for answering "why" very convincingly :) When things keep changing everytime so v often, then one would really not know to identify and appreciate what was good and what was bad !

@Sree: eneno aaithu :)

Time is always the best healer..:)

On a more serious note as to answering your question "Why"...I would have given an ans similar to Sagars..
Life is a mixed bag and most often than not its a 50:50 world out there..We generally get equal share of successes/happiness and failures/sorrows...But we many times have the tendency to concentrate more on our sorrows than the happier moments...
Also just because the very next moment we might be unhappy should never prevent us from "living" and enjoying the current moment..Otherwise once the next moment arrives, bringing with it the sorrows, we will regret not having enjoyed the previous moment..:)

Believe me if things dont change so very often we would have felt bored and would have complained about that too...

Such it goes..

Cozzz if everything is simple and smooth. Life would be very boring.

@Dilip: "Believe me if things dont change so very often we would have felt bored and would have complained about that too..." hehehe... v true!! :)


@Resh: Hmmm... agree to some extent!