Living Questions

Living Questions: A Meditative Exploration

These questions are not to be answered, but doorways to be entered. Like tributaries joining a river, they flow through daily experience, inviting fresh seeing at each moment.

As we move through our day, these questions invite us to notice the quality of our attention. In simple moments we might pause to wonder: What happens when we're simply present, without trying to shape anything?

Fundamental Questions:

Who is aware?
Who is experiencing this moment?
Who am I without my story?
Who is trying to understand?
What moves life when we're not controlling?
What remains when all effort stops?

In our daily interactions, these questions open new possibilities. When conversing with someone, when facing a challenge at work, when feeling joy or sorrow—can we meet each moment freshly?

Questions in Relationship:

What is listening without the listener?
What happens in meeting without the past?
What takes place when there is no one trying to relate?
What meets when there is no separation?
What remains when all technique is forgotten?

These questions accompany us through both clarity and confusion. In times of difficulty, they might illuminate something unexpected. In moments of insight, they deepen our understanding. Rather than seeking conclusions, we allow each revelation to become a fresh question.