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Category: Clock Quotes
Posted on: March 20, 2010 3:44 AM, by Coturnix
Sometimes we are afraid to question because we confuse it with doubt, at times when doubt cannot be indulged. Questioning is not the same thing as doubting. ...Living the questions requires a willingness to live with paradox, to endure confusion in our rational minds that only the intuitive mind can entertain: intuition accepts the paradox instead of changing it.
- Christina Baldwin
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