Raw

A fundamental question emerges through deep self-observation: what is your role toward yourself? For most, it's to control and navigate. But this inquiry invites healthy doubt—does this role arise naturally from your depth, or from conditioning? True questioning begins from not knowing.

More than any other question in human consciousness, the question of the unknown is the most unasked. How did we end up asking about infinity through images, symbols, beliefs—anything but the infinite itself? Two words emerged: faith as trust in what is real, and prayer as aimless openness.

ToSeeThoughtAsThought0:00/145.39751× To see the thoughts as thoughts, no more, no less. Their content may be impressive, valuable, assessed as significant, and they carry the same weight as the most futile,

If you had unlimited resources, what would you create? In a future with an Artificial Superintelligence that has every answer, this question changes. Your greatest creative value isn't in solutions, but in asking profound, new questions that can only come from a human place of not knowing.

What happens when you release your grip on thoughts, opinions, and knowledge? When mental chains dissolve, you drift without plan or purpose—and discover something profound. Staying with not knowing means staying with yourself, where unconditional happiness naturally exists.