The idea of a right-angled “triangle of happiness” is great. It seems to imply that our lives also move forward with three corners: work, love, and hope. These are three important like directions, wherever we turn our eyes, their imprint is there.

If we look at history then we can see that whether it is a great creation or a difficult struggle these three corners of the triangle have worked in the background of our life. Love does not run straight like a curved line of geometry, sometimes high, sometimes low; yet within it lies the continuous beauty of illusion.

Life is also full of ups/downs. We learn to maintain balance as we walk the curved path of rules and regulations. When viewed from a distance, the “triangle of happiness” seems like an engraving on the wall of an ancient temple that has survived time, and is silently teaching: many things are beautifully maintained in the triangular shape.

Finally, this is not just a philosophy point, it is a map of the human heart.  Each line tells a story of emotion and the three angles together show what you do in life, who you love, and what you hope for. The path becomes clear.