shades

Often we get a glimpse of something, in a fleeting moment, when we don't have the time to focus. It passes by and the encounter leaves us with more questions than answers.
This causes us problems as we are unused to living with the turbulence of not knowing. We have the internet which as we know is the new guru on all things unexplained. It can help we say.
But the reality is that life has more questions than answers and at times it is simply the fact that we don't know the answer. That shouldn't demean us, rather it should encourage us in the quest to be lifelong learners. The quest to make fuzzy things sharp compels many people to assert that only they know the answer, have the solution. The rest of us are less. Richard Holloway once said "The opposite of faith isn't doubt - it is certainty". As for me, I love the uncertainty.