Do animals ask questions?

 

How do your put your trust in the world?

          

 

 

 

Rilke answers it like this: "There are no traps or snares set up around us. We are placed into life as into the element with which we have the most affinity, and moreover we have after thousands of years of adaptation come to resemble this life so closely that if we keep still we can, thanks to our facility for mimicry, hardly be distinguished from all that surrounds us. We have no reason to be mistrustful of our world, for it is not against us. If it holds terrors they are our terrors, if it has its abysses these abysses belong to us, if there are dangers then we must try to love them. And if we only organize our life according to the principle which teaches us always to hold to what is difficult, then what now still appears most foreign will become our most intimate and most reliable experience." (Letters to a Young Poet)

Qué significa ser un ser humano?

What does it mean to be a human being?

How do you grow things?

When does one stop asking questions?