Someone said that what we don't know is better than what we know. Do you think it's wrong, or do you accept the possibility that it may be right? Of course, there is no correct answer. It is just a mental challenge that may be worth accepting because it could help you to know yourself more. If you believe the above statement to be wrong, it means that you are sure that all you "know" is absolute truth, that you have no doubts about it, that you have nothing more to learn. Therefore you must be completely satisfied with your knowledge about life, death, spiritual beliefs, society, standard of behavior, ethics and so on. What you firmly believe is certainly good for you - "now". But you may also accept the possibility that any of your beliefs could be incomplete and there is much more to explore, to discover. As the horizon is never a fixed point but is simply a virtual boundary that keeps expanding while you proceed forward, so is mental exploration for your mind: a limitless field of realization.
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