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I don't know why we deny that there are things we cannot simply solve/explain. I think it's because the thinking mind always is made to solve and explain proble
by wayoverthecloud 3y ago
I don't know why we deny that there are things we cannot simply solve/explain. I think it's because the thinking mind always is made to solve and explain problems. And the final problem to solve is "what is it that thinks and even exists". The thinking mind won't be able to answer this because consciousness and the true nature is prior to thinking. You need to be silent and witness your mind's content to have an understanding. Also, we are not really interested in consciousness, we are interested in permanent happiness. With enough meditation everything is really apparent but through words it's just an endless loop of questioning that leads to nowhere.