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People who evolve feel deeply that there is more to life that merely existing. Therefore, they engage in inquiry asking themselves:
Who am I?
What do I want out of life?
How can I be of benefit to others?
What can I do to experience myself more authentically?
Where does my happiness come from?
Am I listening to my soul?
What and who inspire me?
These kinds of questions can lead to specific answers but largely serve as ways of guiding life in the direction of greater meaning and fulfillment. Buddhist monk Ajahn Summano explains: "Sincere inquiry always sparks our movement toward truth and compassion. Deep questions that arise naturally in the process of life's unfolding signal the manifestation of the very energy through which we grow further. We would be arrogant to believe that we can proceed far without pondering the important questions life asks of us."
Who am I?
What do I want out of life?
How can I be of benefit to others?
What can I do to experience myself more authentically?
Where does my happiness come from?
Am I listening to my soul?
What and who inspire me?
These kinds of questions can lead to specific answers but largely serve as ways of guiding life in the direction of greater meaning and fulfillment. Buddhist monk Ajahn Summano explains: "Sincere inquiry always sparks our movement toward truth and compassion. Deep questions that arise naturally in the process of life's unfolding signal the manifestation of the very energy through which we grow further. We would be arrogant to believe that we can proceed far without pondering the important questions life asks of us."
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