questions?

When a question begats another question, that is a doubt.

When questions cease, there is silence.

A person is more accepting of What Is the less one questions the What Is.

There is inherent difference in the qualities of questions being asked by wise and the "unwise."

Wise people ask questions that are usually rhethorical and helps people to come to an understand by the question itself. These questions rarely imply unacceptance or doubt, but are questions of acceptance.

The "unenlightened" ask questions that are unaccepting and untrusting. These questions always lead to more questions and more doubts. There is simply no end to these questions until indeed they realize that the questions are simply unneccessary.

I believe that the more you find yourself answering questions, in patience, the more wise you are than the ones that ask questions.

All of this is not to say questions are not legitimate tools for enlightenment. I merely observe that there comes a time when questions become unnecessary. Until questions themselves become unneccessary, they are necessary.

I have to decide for myself when a question is no longer necessary.

How do I know?

This is an unnecessary question because I know that everymoment is a right time to stop the questions.

forgive me...its late...and my mind is wondering....

why?

will you please show us your tits now?

The more we know, the more we realize how little we know.