“…every question possesses a power that does not lie in the answer…”
Inquiries have validity in their own right, and sometimes the way is as valuable or moreso as the destination. In considering a question, one must open their mind, consider reality, and lay bare the presuppositions of the self. Of course, this is a much more apropos statement with regard to open-ended questions, especially those of religious, philosophic, or political nature, as they encourage debate and the transfer of ideas, exploration of the world and the self, and more. Questions are the impetus to action, and without them the world would be bland and sedate. Questions lead to inventions, understanding, and success sometimes, but far more often, they lead to more questions. Thus, questions possess a power for exposing the infinite that an answer never could.
[[Current mood:guruish]]
[[Category: Religion and Philosophy]]
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