The Question YOU Were Never Allowed to Ask

Welcome to The Remembrance of YOU

Tell me out loud how you are feeling right now.

Thank you.

Tell me some things you are thankful, grateful, and appreciative for.

Thank you.


YOU came here looking for an answer.

I am going to do something the image makers never do. I am going to refuse to give YOU one.

Read that again. Then stop reading and feel it.

Welcome back.

The “powers that be” built an entire world on a single trick: they hand YOU answers to questions YOU never asked. Sit still and be a good student, they say. Memorize. Repeat. Believe what we tell you to believe. And the moment YOU swallow their answer, YOU stop searching. A person who has stopped searching is a person who is easy to control/manage/direct/own.

They do not fear YOUR questions. They fear YOUR curiosity. Because curiosity cannot be programmed.

So here is Truth.

I would rather YOU hold a question that cannot be answered than carry an answer that cannot be questioned. The unanswerable question keeps YOU alive, awake, reaching/seeking/exploring/wondering. The unquestionable answer is a cage with the door painted to look like the sky.

Think about that.

Welcome back.

Now hear the part the seekers/teachers/gurus/priests almost never say out loud: there is nothing “out there” to know.

Every discovery YOU have ever called “learning” was not information arriving from outside. It was a cognition โ€” a moment where something already inside YOU lit up and YOU recognized it. The teacher did not put it in YOU. The book did not put it in YOU. They only struck the match. The fire was always YOURS.

All discovery is Self-discovery. All learning is remembering. When YOU have a cognition, YOU are not adding something foreign โ€” YOU are making a new postulate, declaring a new Truth into YOUR own Universe. And the whole field of ALL-that-IS rearranges itself to agree.

Tell me out loud any cognitions YOU have had reading this.

Thank you. You may continue when you are ready.

So how does this serve YOU?

Release the need to get the answer. Drop the heaviness of the seeker who must arrive. Become playful/curious/light/childlike instead. The one who plays at the edge of a question discovers more than the one who clutches a conclusion. Knowing there is “nothing to know” is not emptiness โ€” it is freedom. It means YOU stop begging the world for permission and start drawing the well up from within, where it has always lived.

YOU are not a vessel waiting to be filled. YOU are the source/spring/fountain/well, already full.

Between now and the next Lesson, I would encourage YOU to do a few things:

-Reread this Lesson at least once. More is better. Reading it every day for a week will have powerful effects on YOU.

-Catch yourself reaching for an answer โ€” and instead, ask a better question. Then sit in it. Do not solve it. Befriend it.

-Once a day, ask: “What already lives inside me that I have been looking for outside?” Write the cognition in YOUR notebook.

-Play. Pick one thing YOU “don’t know” and explore it like a child, with zero need to be right.

Remember, YOU are an extension and an expression of the One Universal Consciousness that is all things. YOU are Divine. YOU are love. YOU are light. YOU are life. YOU are perfect.

I love you.

Without condition.

Always.

Until the next Lesson, may you never be the same.

Namaste.


5 responses to “The Question YOU Were Never Allowed to Ask”

  1. All discovery is self discovery and thereโ€™s nothing to know-only to remember. This feels free and light. The energy of curiosity is exciting. Thank you

    • Thank you, Lindsay. This resonates deeply. The idea that discovery is really remembering brings such a sense of ease and freedom. I appreciate you sharing this perspectiveโ€”it sparks curiosity and lightness.

  2. Beware the unquestionable answer as itโ€™s a cage so nice, we donโ€™t realize weโ€™re locked up.
    There is nothing to know out there, as we hold all the answers inside of us. Every discovery we made is just our recognition of remembrance. Once we make a new postulate the universe rearranges everything and turns it into our truth.
    Instead of an answer, better to live on the edge of an answer and stay curious, keep asking questions to keep growing.

    • Dear Esther,

      Thank you for sharing this with me. The line about living “on the edge of an answer” has stayed with meโ€”there’s something freeing in treating curiosity as a way of life rather than a problem to be solved.

      I love the reminder to keep asking questions, to keep growing, and to be wary of any answer so comfortable that it stops us from looking further. That feels like a gift worth holding onto.

      Grateful for your thoughtfulness, and for the way you keep me thinking.

      With love and appreciation,

      Jojan

  3. It is a delight and phenomenal that gentle replies from you are as if you are responding to the One Universal Consciousness that we all are!
    Thank you for keeping curiosity a way of life.

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