DEEP REST IN THE NOT KNOWING

We live in a world that worships certainty. To know, to define, to control — this is the currency of the mind. From the earliest age, we are trained to seek answers, to fix problems, to shape our lives according to a clear trajectory. But the spiritual invitation — the true invitation — is radically different. It is an invitation into not knowing.

Not knowing is not ignorance. It is not a failure of intellect. It is not confusion. It is a sacred openness. A humility. A resting back into the groundless ground of being.

When we come to the end of our strategies — when the mind can no longer fix, when no belief or effort can hold back the storm — there is a crack. And through that crack, grace can enter.

To not know is to stop holding on.

To not know is to let life be as it is — without imposing our story on it.

To not know is to be present without reaching for escape or grasping for outcome.

There is deep rest here. A softening of the inner fight. A melting of the armoring. And slowly, a deeper intelligence — not of the mind, but of being — begins to reveal itself. This intelligence does not speak in concepts. It speaks in silence, in stillness, in the quiet sense of "yes" to what is.

It is often only when we give up the demand to know that the truth of this moment can be met.

Not the truth as an idea. Not the truth as something you can grasp and hold. But the living truth — fluid, open, alive — that whispers through everything.

When you are willing to rest in not knowing, something in you relaxes into the unknown. And here, the mystery of life begins to reveal its deeper face — not through answers, but through intimacy.

You do not need to know. You are already held.

Let yourself be breathed by life. Let the wave carry you. Let the mystery unfold — not according to your will, but according to its own rhythm.

This is deep rest. This is peace.

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