Right questioning Questions everywhere A prudent question is one half of wisdom, Writes Francis bacon !

he "ind of question we see" to be answered determines our level of e#istence Questions vary in seriousness according to the demand and the maturity of each individual $ut their apparent lac" of seriousness to others does not undermine its value to that particular individual An unemployed youth as"s for the reason that why after so many years of academic pursuits he cannot get a %ob A social wor"er as"s why there is so much in%ustice in this advanced modern society A scientist as"s is there any !&' (!heory of everything), which can describe the whole structure of universe Questions related to psychology, literature, philosophy, religion list seems to be endless* with %ust one goal in the mind of the enquirer +to achieve perfection Questioning wayward and systematic ,obody wants to remain ignorant, unfulfilled, agitated ,ow the point is, is there any proper method by which we can utili-e this innate quality to enquire for leading us to the state of fulfillment, "nowledge and peace. !he answer is an emphatic yes /any great scientists, scriptures, philosophers and sages brought forth the best discoveries, teachings when faced with genuine questions And the answer followed afterwards was the wonderful theories, inventions in the field of sciences and word of eternal wisdom which is recorded in scriptures Questions are li"e po"ing to a honey comb, which though full of honey inside requires a %ab to give away the nectar within 0ocrates the great 1ree" philosopher applied this method of active questioning to reach out the truth and impart instructions to his disciples !hough, in the conventional sense he did not profess to be anybody2s preceptor 3n western philosophy his way of questioning is considered as an important tool to teach and arrive at the right %udgment Questioning oneself