Being right at the expense of truth is a lazy and easy way out of the hard work involved in making a good life. The former can help us make a living but it is the latter that truly makes us come alive.

An insight is never the logical next step of our limited and calculated reasoning. It is a leap beyond the mundane into an unseen world to which we can connect the dots only post-fact. Insight, which is the root of all knowledge, is a gift of a silent presence. To know, be silent.

The questions worth asking oneself are those that cannot really be answered - those that compel us to become cozy with their mystery and their draw, become friends as we journey from confusion to anger to skepticism to perhaps wonder and eventually to a sense of quiet bliss. Answers only create more noise.