“Curiosity is an essential quality in anyone who seeks truth. Intrigue, openness, questioning – all of these attitudes lend themselves to seeing through the veil and experiencing direct reality. But are there any questions that don’t exactly further the process of awakening? Yes. Here’s why:…”
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“The Buddha would say yes, there are many questions better left unasked. They should not be ignored, but attended to and set aside, to avoid the problem of obsession that Anonymous mentions in his post. The Buddha suggested that only a very specific set of questions was worth asking. He saw the human condition, while inherently capable of joy and peace, currently full of suffering and confusion. And it takes time and energy to end that suffering and answer the questions that matter, such as:…”
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Sometimes you ask a question
and you may know the answer
or you may know the possible answers
and you may know you may not like the answer…”
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