If you could know the absolute truth to one question, what would it be and why?
Think about it, throughout life we all have questions. Questions we ask of ourselves and of others, but most of them change as we journey through life. As we grow and as our experiences differ, our perceptions change and as such our questions change.
I am sure that the question a 20yr old would ask will be very different from that of a 50yr old. Both ages have a potentially long life ahead of them, so there are a myriad of possibilities. But the maturity of life experience will differ in our approach to the quest for answers.
Sometimes we can, and do accept flippant answers. We may even feel like we are getting brushed off with being told what we want to hear. But when you want to know something, then intrinsically it will drive you in the search for the answer. Or at least it should do.
The other thing you will find as your years advance, is that answers become more meaningful, in that you get better at deciphering quality over quantity. Your acceptance of either should be something you take responsibility for, and take consideration and council from yourself in the gravity you place on how it affects you. Because affect you it will. Maybe not every answer you are given, but some. Some will hit you harder than others.
This is a good thing. Even if it doesn’t seem so at the time. This brings clarity as your journey progresses.
I know I regularly write about being honest to ourselves. This honesty extends to the way we question, and to the way we acknowledge the answers.
Question everything. Never feel comfortable in just accepting.
Go on, what was that question…?
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