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Living the Questions
If you are faithful to living a question, that question will be faithful back to you.
Krista Tippett
The older I get the more curious I become. Curiosity, I have learned, is important to live the questions. The older I get, the less concerned I am with answers, too. Maybe that is the result of many answers being contingent, fluid, wrong, backward, withheld, and/or depressing. Living the questions reminds that sure footed certainty is seldom the best path. The more know-it-all I become, the more rigid my understanding, the more situated in rightness I am, the less I learn. I feel alive when I am learning.
I love the idea that we have conversations with questions — that a question can be faithful back to you. A faithful question is patient as it moves between your heart and mind. A faithful question pays attention to all that lives around it. A faithful question is soft like impermanence and grace. A faithful question is vast and spacious, and invites doubt and fear inside to be held and consoled.
About Katie
Born in Louisville. Live in Atlanta. Curious by nature. Researcher by education. Writer by practice. Grateful heart by desire.
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The Stage Is On Fire, a memoir about hope and change, reasons for voyaging, and dreams burning down can be purchased on Amazon.