Why do I need to believe anything "with certainty?" Why is that important at all?

I work strictly (or at least try to) on whether or not the evidence suggests something is "beyond a reasonable doubt." Well, perhaps not strictly. Sometimes I make decisions even when I have "reasonable doubts" AKA doubts based on the process of reason, but we do the best we can with the information we have available at the time. By this method of "the measure of reasonable doubt" in the decision making process, I can make sound decisions while leaving myself open to seeing evidence to the contrary at all times.

I experience Reality only when I don't try to tell It what It is. The rest of the time I'm just trying to fit it into a box.

My foundation is "experience That Which Is by listening" (AKA not speaking, not telling it what it is). From there I investigate and appreciate.

Only by letting go of the need to "know" the Truth can you appreciate it for What It Is.

"Knowledge" is, if believed in, nothing but a box that prevents us from hearing the Truth, whatever that may be.

Why do I need to believe anything "with certainty?" Why is that important at all?

I work strictly (or at least try to) on whether or not the evidence suggests something is "beyond a reasonable doubt." Well, perhaps not strictly. Sometimes I make decisions even when I have "reasonable doubts" AKA doubts based on the process of reason, but we do the best we can with the information we have available at the time. By this method of "the measure of reasonable doubt" in the decision making process, I can make sound decisions while leaving myself open to seeing evidence to the contrary at all times.

I experience Reality only when I don't try to tell It what It is. The rest of the time I'm just trying to fit it into a box.

My foundation is "experience That Which Is by listening" (AKA not speaking, not telling it what it is). From there I investigate and appreciate.

Only by letting go of the need to "know" the Truth can you appreciate it for What It Is.

"Knowledge" is nothing but a box that prevents us from hearing the Truth, whatever that may be.

Why do I need to believe anything "with certainty?" Why is that important at all?

I work strictly (or at least try to) on whether or not the evidence suggests something is "beyond a reasonable doubt." Well, perhaps not strictly. Sometimes I make decisions even when I have "reasonable doubts" AKA doubts based on the process of reason, but we do the best we can with the information we have available at the time. By this method of "the measure of reasonable doubt" in the decision making process, I can make sound decisions while leaving myself open to seeing evidence to the contrary at all times.

I experience Reality only when I don't try to tell It what It is. The rest of the time I'm just trying to fit it into a box.

My foundation is "experience That Which Is by listening" (AKA not speaking, not telling it what it is). From there I investigate and appreciate.

Only by letting go of the need to "know" the Truth can you appreciate it for What It Is.

Why do I need to believe anything "with certainty?" Why is that important at all?

I work strictly (or at least try to) on whether or not the evidence suggests something is "beyond a reasonable doubt." Well, perhaps not strictly. Sometimes I make decisions even when I have "reasonable doubts" AKA doubts based on the process of reason, but we do the best with the information we have available at the time. By this method of "the measure of reasonable doubt" in the decision making process, I can make sound decisions while leaving myself open to seeing evidence to the contrary at all times.

I experience Reality only when I don't try to tell It what It is. The rest of the time I'm just trying to fit it into a box.

My foundation is "experience That Which Is by listening" (AKA not speaking, not telling it what it is). From there I investigate and appreciate.

Only by letting go of the need to "know" the Truth can you appreciate it for What It Is.

Why do I need to believe anything "with certainty?" Why is that important at all?

I work strictly (or at least try to) on whether or not the evidence suggests something is "beyond a reasonable doubt." Well, perhaps not strictly. Sometimes I make decisions even when I have "reasonable doubts" AKA doubts based on the process of reason, but we do the best with the information we have available at the time. By this method of "the measure of reasonable doubt" in the decision making process, I can make sound decisions while leaving myself open to seeing evidence to the contrary at all times.

I experience Reality only when I don't try to tell It what It is. The rest of the time I'm just trying to fit it into a box.

My foundation is "experience That Which Is." From there I investigate and appreciate.

Only by letting go of the need to "know" the Truth can you appreciate it for What It Is.