Auto-SummaryThis forum post explores the concept of asking "why" questions to understand situations, relationships, and even the nature of existence. The author suggests that by repeatedly asking "why," one may eventually reach a point where the answer is "I don't know, because that's how it is." This realization leads to a shift in perspective towards trusting one's heart and being present in the moment, rather than getting caught up in mental conflict and analysis. The post highlights the importance of the heart center as a navigational system, emphasizing that when we align with love, understanding, and non-judgment, we experience peace and joy. It also touches on the idea that the brain's analytical nature often leads to conflict, while the heart's consciousness offers a more intuitive and harmonious approach to life. The author concludes by sharing a hypothetical conversation, demonstrating how asking "why" can lead to a realization that sometimes, it's best to accept things as they are, without needing to understand the underlying reasons. The overall message encourages a more relaxed and accepting mindset, embracing the mystery of existence and finding joy in the present moment.
Interesting question!
I was thinking this the other night, try it out. Take any situation someone is in and start asking "why" questions about why it is. To every answer they give ask why that is. Sooner or later, they will answer "I don't know" or "because thats how it is". If that is the best we can every get to then why not just start out with the best and forget the rest! We don't know because thats how it is.
I gave an example at the end of this post. At least jump to it if the rest is to long to read. It brings much peace.
So many questions for the designer I have I could be asking them into infinity. I could be the living answer right under my own nose as well.
I think a biggie regarding our structure is finding the interface between spirit/consciousness and matter and getting a model for how it works. When we figure out how it works, we can get to asking the why questions for why it does. And as I have come to see, those why questions always lead to, "I don't know because thats how it is."
I think science is vastly behind where it could be in this area because of its linear approach to it. The designer is not so simple to just be a linear thinker or planner. Then again, the design of the linear structure has a function to be understood as well.
I brought that up because there is so much unseen to the structure that makes us function. Some seers say we have up to 12 subtle bodies that house and feed vital life force energy to the physical one. Some say they represent the dimensions. Others have told of tens of thousands.
What tool will have to be invented to decode and read the blueprint in our DNA? What would that tell us?
You could be asking these questions forever. They become exhausting. Find the seat in your heart and get comfy and rest there I say. As far as I am concerned, the heart center is where the navigational system is for our function with built in-like GPS complete with maps and charts and (destinations) destinies. Follow it and be the function and you will enter a new phase of experiencing fun-in-action =function. It's working for me.
I've almost given up thinking my way around for totally feeling my way around and life gets more amazing when I live it that way.
The best is, how conflict disappears. If I direct my mind to follow my heart and trust my heart knows, the two are going the same way and it feels surreal. The heart chooses to be in resonance with love, understanding and non judgment of every moment.
It's the mental function that judges and gets into conflict with itself and the world. It can be so suspicious and preoccupied with plotting, calculating, strategising and planning and trying to make the world match up to its expectations that it NEVER stops to live in the moment as it is and discover it to be none of what it thought it was is the first place. The moments are full of so much we miss when in our mental minds.
The brain has two hemispheres, two minds of thought always pulling at each other-conflict. The heart consciousness is one mind and it dwells in so much peace and joy, the rest fades away.
The heart consciousness takes you to incredible heavenly places. The mental one takes you into hellish places fast.
The heart mind has such an intimate connection and understanding of everything and is very childlike in its sense of experiencing every moment as something new yet it's also very old and wise like in its reverent quiet knowing that allows what is to be as it is....moving through us while we are still. Reverse it. Most think life is still and we move through it. Be still in mind and feel it move through you without judgments.
People can just say "Ahhhhh, So this is what rain feels like on my face" and leave it at that. The experience needs to label put upon it. It can just be allowed to be.
We are the function itself. We give action to e-motion, energy in motion. Our feelings are the movements of sound through space time. Observing the flow through you, things of tight binds unravel and reveal themselves to us. Be careful of the mind facet that wants to stop the movement and take control over it.
Think of movements and timing in terms of music. First there was sound, then there was light. Feeling then thought. This is the cycle. To go back to the place and time when there was just sound and feeling your way through the dark by keeping rhythm with the music is a WOW experience.
When thoughts knowing illuminates situations it can really mess them up from what they actually are and lead you astray in acting upon it with grace and ease. When loves wisdom illuminates a situation it sees what is as it is and moves with the timing that allows for grace and ease.
If I sound high it's because I am high on life. So much peace I feel. The mind needs to know wants to know and toils and tires and struggles with itself. The heart, is inherent of wisdom and is at rest always. And when eternally rested we feel satisfied and joy springs forth.
Thanks for the inspiration exclusive! I go through my days saying "wow" a lot lately and not much more. Quit labeling people , words and experiences and feel the difference. If some guy calls you a jerk later on today, instead of wondering "why" just get to the best answer which is, "He doesn't know why and I don't know why because thats how it is." It's wonderful.
Check this hypothetical;
You-Why did you call me a jerk?
Guy- Because I saw you throw your cup out of your car window.
You- Why does that make me a jerk?
Guy- Because your littering and trashing the planet?
You-Why can't we litter on the planet?
Guy- because someone has to clean it up and the planet takes care of us.
You-Why does someone have to clean it up and why does the planet have to take care of us?
Guy- So we can live a nice life.
You- Why do we need to live a nice life?
Guy- Because it's nice to live.
You-Why is it nice to live?
Guy- I don't know. It just is.
I REST MY CASE! The guy has no idea why he called you a jerk. He just did. So why bother being effected by it or wondering why he did. When you ask WHY?, it all comes down to, I don't know, its just how it is.
-------------------- Ahuwale ka nane huna.
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