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“So las ich falsch in deinem Aug, dem tiefen?
Kein heimlich Sehnen sah ich heiß dort funkeln?
Es birgt zu deiner Seele keine Pforte

Dein feuchter Blick? Die Wünsche, die dort schliefen,
Wie stille Rosen in der Flut, der dunkeln,
Sind, wie dein Plaudern: seellos... Worte, Worte?”
― Hugo von Hofmannsthal, Gedichte.

“Questions do not offend me, but I can't guarantee that the answers won't offend you.”
― Randall Garrett, The Best of Randall Garrett

“what comes after words? this is the eternal question”
― Hanna Abi Akl, Game Theory

“Allow yourself to be quietly surprised by the rhythm of life. Each moment holds within it a lesson, not necessarily answered but rather lived and experienced. Embrace the unfolding mystery with grace and patience.”
― An Marke, Heart’s Echoes: Blessings for Living in Harmony

“In the quiet spaces between thoughts, there lies a profound truth. It is in these moments of stillness that we encounter the gentle whisper of wisdom, guiding us through the unknown with a tender touch.”
― An Marke

“To dwell in the realm of the unknown is to cultivate a delicate trust in the unfolding of time. Embrace the journey with an open heart, knowing that each unanswered question is an invitation to explore the depth and beauty of the present moment.”
― An Marke

“His mouth was sharp with questions, they were like tacks pricking his tongue.”
― Dorothy B. Hughes, In a Lonely Place

“People mess up. We lie, exaggerate, betray, hurt, and abandon each other. When we hear that this has happened, it makes sense to feel anger, pain, confusion, and sadness. But to move immediately to punishment means that we stay on the surface of what has happened.

To transform the conditions of the "wrongdoing", we have to ask ourselves and each other, "Why?"

Even--especially--when we are scared of the answer.

It's easy to decide a person or group is shady, evil, psychopathic. The hard truth (hard because there's no quick fix) is that long-term injustice creates most evil behavior. The percentage of psychopaths in the world is just not high enough to justify the ease with which we assign that condition to others.

In my mediations, "why?" is often the game-changing, possibility-opening question. That's because the answers rehumanize those we feel are perpetuating against us. "Why?" often leads us to grief, abuse, trauma, mental illness, difference, socialization, childhood, scarcity, loneliness.

Also, "Why?" makes it impossible to ignore that we might be capable of a similar transgression in similar circumstances.

We don't want to see that.”
― Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha

“We weren't made for answersâ€�
we were made to be unraveled,
to be devoured by the questions
that turn us inside out
until we recognize the truth
written in our bones.”
― Sean Delaney

“I don't claim to know all the answers but I can be your friend, philosopher, and guide.”
― Avijeet Das

“We weren’t made for answers.
We were made to be unraveled
by the questions that turn us inside out
until we recognize the truth written in our bones.”
― Sean DeLaney, When Life Begins to Whisper: A Journey Beyond Answers

“Your answers reveal your knowledge while your questions reflect your thinking.”
― Nitin Namdeo, 100 Untold Quotes That Are Amazing

“If you ask the right questions, your subconscious mind will get you the right answers.”
― Akin Akinbodunse

“With the question all wrong, how could they ever find the right answer?”
― H.C. Roberts, Harp and the Lyre: Exchange

“The role of science is not to serve the demands of the moment and provide easy answers when society demands them. Its purpose remains today, as it was a century ago, to challenge clear-cut solutions and to ask troubling questions.”
― Barbora JiÅ™incová, Mariánský sloup na StaromÄ›stském námÄ›stí v Praze

“The clever has all the answers, the wise has all the questions.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Little Planet on The Prairie: Dunya Benim, Sorumluluk Benim

“If the answer creates more questions, it’s nothing more than a ‘shot in the darkâ€� that missed.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“Be patient toward all that is unsolved in your heart and try to love the questions themselves, like locked rooms and like books that are now written in a very foreign tongue. Do not now seek the answers, which cannot be given you because you would not be able to live them. And the point is, to live everything. Live the questions now. Perhaps you will then gradually, without noticing it, live along some distant day into the answer.”
― Rilke Maria Rainer

“What does the world want from me? What do I owe to anyone? In the end, what do I seek from myself, when even I am a mystery to my own soul?

- A Death Day Saga”
― Samraat Singh, The Architect’s Web

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― Tanveer Hossain Mullick

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“There is more to love than what is written on the pages of romance books.
There is more to love than pictures of arrows piercing through heart symbols.”
― Michael Bassey Johnson, These Words Pour Like Rain

“If energy, light, gravity, and consciousness are a mystery, don't be suprised if you're going to get an element of this in God”
― John Lennox

“One of my goals in life is to become truly rabbinical, to be able to answer closed questions with open questions, to have the internal authority to be a good gatekeeper when intruders approach, and to at least remember to ask, “Why are you asking that?â€� This, I’ve found, is always a good answer to an unfriendly question, and closed questions tend to be unfriendly.”
― Rebecca Solnit, The Mother of All Questions

“Whose life matters to you?
Who do you speak for?
Who do you defend?
How large is your vision of the world?
How much pain and destruction of others
is too much for you to stand?

We all must ask ourselves those questions right now.
Ask and ponder and ask again.
We all must ask each other these questions.
And the answers will lead us to what we must do--
individually and collectively, small and large actions--
what we must do.”
― Shellen Lubin

“True wisdom does not lie in knowing all the answers, but in embracing uncertainty and asking the right questions. The mind that questions never stagnates, and the heart that seeks never grows weary of discovery.”
― Shivanshu K. Srivastava

“It probably goes without saying that certainty is also the great enemy of art, and the deadly enemy of the artist.

I suspect the artists that will speak to our moment (and survive it ) best will be ones with the lowest levels of certainty, who haven’t allowed the lure of social media to turn them into certainty pimps, who recall Milan Kundera’s observation that the novelist/artist teaches us to comprehend the world as a question, not an answer. As Kundera notes, “There is wisdom and tolerance in that attitude.â€� The artists who I’m most interested in these days are the ones who struggle always to be “heard over the noisy foolishness of human certainties.”
― Junot Díaz

“Every Lie can be exposed â€� you just have to (constantly) ask the right Questions.”
― Sino Melo

“The only Reason someone should be sad after my Death, is because this Person didn't ask me enough Questions.”
― Sino Melo

“I consulted a trauma expert who travels to communities devastated by natural disasters. When she meets with suffering people, she often asks this question, “Where are you feeling the pain in your body?â€� She wants to know if they want to talk about their emotions or if they need to talk about what’s happening physically to them. I used this advice when I recently met with a grieving friend. I wasn’t sure what to ask her, so I sat with her, cried, and then asked, “How are you feeling the grieving in your body?â€� She loved the question. Nobody had ever asked her this, and she wanted to talk about all the trembling and nausea she was feeling.”
― Heather Holleman, The Six Conversations: Pathways to Connecting Again in an Age of Isolation and Incivility