Asking the questions that beg to be asked and saying the things that cry out to be said are the foundation of realization. If we aren't digging, digging, digging into all the assumptions, commonplaces, expectations, things taken for granted, sacred presumptions, and holy ground, within and without, we are going to serve the same old same old outlook, attitude and ways of thinking and doing things for the remainder of our life. BOO!BOO! on that, I say! FIE! FIE! on that! Ask, and go on asking. Knock, and go on knocking. Dig, dig, dig and keep on digging. What makes you think that something is so? That you are right about what you think? How do you know what you know? Who says so? What gives them their authority? We cannot help how we see things, but. We can be aware of how we see things. And we can make deep inquiries regarding what makes us think that the way we see things is the way to see things. How else might we see things? What is keeping us from seeing things that way? Become your own authority, and question authority at every turn. Throughout the time left for living.
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