Why am I here? Who am I? What is my purpose? When will I find the meaning of it all? Where are all of the experiences leading me? Existential questions that ponder the meaning of life. Intuitive insight, searching for that higher purpose, looking for that answer which is bigger than ourselves, looking for answers on a plane other than our own is where we find our answers and these answers we share here with the world.
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Monday, April 11, 2011
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Question EVERYTHING, for it is only in our questions that we will find enlightenment.
For how do you know what you believe until you know what you don't??
Exactly! All true knowledge is gained by having a firm understanding of what we are internally digesting! Questioning isn't about proving someone wrong-it's simply about defining the difference between knowledge vs. simply having a belief in something! If someone feels a certain way there should be no defense when asked-the people questioning are merely seeking answers from an empathetic level of understanding where others are coming from!
"The important thing is to not stop questioning" - Albert Einstein
So true both of you.
Each of us has been influenced by beliefs generated by people and institutions without even knowing it. We make hundreds of assumptions about the world and ourselves every day. Among them are the beliefs that certain foods are good and bad for us, that our bodies have only limited ability to heal, and that for the most part, we're victims of destiny. If we question from the perspective of honesty and openness and with empathy, we are able to to find vast resources that will move us along our paths to enlightenment.
Exactly! All true knowledge is gained by having a firm understanding of what we are internally digesting! Questioning isn't about proving someone wrong-it's simply about defining the difference between knowledge vs. simply having a belief in something! If someone feels a certain way there should be no defense when asked-the people questioning are merely seeking answers from an empathetic level of understanding where others are coming from!
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ReplyDeleteSo true both of you.
Each of us has been influenced by beliefs generated by people and institutions without even knowing it. We make hundreds of assumptions about the world and ourselves every day. Among them are the beliefs that certain foods are good and bad for us, that our bodies have only limited ability to heal, and that for the most part, we're victims of destiny. If we question from the perspective of honesty and openness and with empathy, we are able to to find vast resources that will move us along our paths to enlightenment.
We are the masters of our own destiny!!
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