Celebrating: Answers are (always) forthcoming

Today we’re celebrating this: 

That the secrets to all inquiry are within the system.

This cosmos — this reality — is built with the secrets embedded within it. Which is why anyone who seeks long enough for love, the cure for polio, a happy grump, the meaning of life, a perfect latte, will find it.

All questions ultimately yield answers, because reality is built to answer the persistent.

How do I know this for sure? Because of the ten-million-plus answers to questions that have been answered since time immemorial.

What does this mean for you? 

Ask better questions. 

Ask questions you want answers to.* 

Ask them persistently.

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* As opposed to asking questions that can only weaken you. 

Examples I see people asking:

Why am I so fat? 

Why can’t I find love? 

Why can’t I ever _______?

I was a master of asking the wrong questions. 

Now I ask questions that lead to answers I want. Believe me, if you ask persistently enough an answer will emerge about why you can’t and won’t find love . . . but if you flip it — how can I find love?, or better, how can love find me?, answers will aggregate. As you follow the prompts from your answers, the situation you seek is created . . .

Part of the What creators do series.
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