Children give a short answer to Why. Children also ask or scream why insistently, and when they are a little older and male, their why can become quite booming and challenging.

Why do you ask why? This Heavenletter does not directly answer this question, but there is an older one stating that questions why imply protest. I would add that there is also a more "scientific" why with a seemingly different objective. They say that this pinning-down sort of why is for knowledge. They say knowledge is to be sought for its own sake or for the advancement of humanity. They also say that knowledge is power. In truth, of course, knowledge is subconsciously equated with security. When I can say, "This is because of that"; when everything is neatly pigeonholed; when we have ascertained that "the root of all problems is separation" and therefore "finding oneness is the solution to everything" — that's when a sense of security luxuriously spreads in my visceral brain. Only, it does not make any real difference.

What is the difference between the protesting why and the pinning-down why? There is none. They are both ersatz for something that, "for want of a better name" (as one Heavenletter has it) we call love. There is what is called love or there is why. There is as much why as there is numbing or muffling of what is called love. Why is as big as fear is. Why is an attempt to drown fear. Sure knowledge is the addiction and why is the bottle. And nothing of this is consciously known to me. Which means that all of this is speculation and not too much more, useful for a moment of aha but not beyond that moment. Beyound that moment, where is the real heart-blood flowing?

Life flows. Today, this looks to me like the most beautiful answer Heavenletters have ever given.

Perhaps we only start asking questions as children when we come across all the contradictions and the conflict which take up the space in life where love once was. The grownups are in charge and they are living these strange disjointed unhappy lives for much of the time. Perhaps the only question worth asking is not even "Where is the love?" as the Blackeyed Peas sang, but maybe "What is the best way for me to express love now?" in each and every situation, each and every moment. To yourself, to others, to your environment.

dear god heavenley father,
thank of all your letter answer, what am writteng yesterday,
what my quistion it onley one for my life,, that yesterday what am writteng,
it mean to me, in my life, the one of the last of my question not enymore,
dear God if i have my question to my self, in my life i can find my answer,
and always be, there the answer i can find, and also i am thankfulness
of your explanition yesterday i feel peace of mind now,
and thank you bery much because we are belongs to you dear Father,
am always love you dear God

Gloria lets God tell her that in the moment of NOW reason becomes God's "BECAUSE"

When God says because, it's because it IS. No need to question why the flies like your picnic.

Let the questions you seem to feel be the answer to where life is taking you. Read this Heaven Letter a few times and let it tell you how NOW is where Life manifests the real.

George

We can relate questioning to suffering and we can relate suffering to the impossible attempt to see two worlds at once, which is what dualistic thinking is all about. We try to equilibrate the two worlds but they cannot coexist. One world has to be reduced to the other. On the same level, we can see the scientific quest and its technological production as an attempt to reduce one of the two worlds to the other.

In that respect, perception is consistent. What we see reflects our thinking and our thinking only reflects our choice of what we want to see. It is obvious then that our values are the determiners of this for we want to see what we value so that we end up believing that what we see is really there.

One of the world we see is without question based on fear. Fear has made us see everything we think. All separation, distinctions and numerous differences we believe in make up the world we see.

How can we see this world overlapping with God's world? It is impossible. When we are seeking for one, we make the other disappear. But surely one remains. No matter which world we choose, it becomes all embracing as its opposite.

Forgetting to question and forgetting to wait for answers is definitely not choosing the world of fear. But it is inevitably pushing us against the wall: should we renounce to science and technology? Should we stop investing in research? If love is all, what do we need technology for? Can we indefinitely postpone our choice between the two worlds, and between their two technologies (the hard one and the soft one)? If it is impossible to see two worlds at once, it is also impossible to make a compromise between them. That is where we have to make a proper use of time.

God gives us an unequivocal answer which has no questions: "Rather than question, accept. Accept and move on. Accept and step out of the quicksand of questions that swallow you up and spit you out again."

Thank you Gloria for being the wonderful connecting link to my inner being. I was so touched and earned so much wisdom by this Heaven Letter.

"Theories are a dime a dozen. Life is NOW !"

Trying to understand, you spin your wheels.
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Trying to make sense of everything makes no sense at all. Then striving to understand becomes a stumbling block.
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What if you did get all the answers, what then? What difference would it really make?
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What is love worth? A lot. Everything. And what is an answer worth? Not much at all. Nothing really.
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Enough of questions. Get down to life.
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Forget questions for a while. Forget answers for a while.