The Question "Why?"

    Hello lovelies🤩🤩, its a new month. How y'all doing? Great I guess. Okay, so I believe answering the question why will help us achieve a whole lot than we can imagine at anytime so let's row 😉.

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    Everyday we have at least one question unanswered. Questions about the unfolding events of life never seem to end as days go by. Everyone gets a share of restless,rhetoric and wild fleeting thoughts daily. It sure hits everyone hard in the face I suppose. 

    I ask myself why things come to be, why events happen, what the future holds and sometimes why we exist at all. My mind at the slightest free time row on chaotic boundless sea of thoughts and in the end, I accept life to be what it is.

   

"For after all the best thing one can do when it is raining is let it rain." - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 

   

    The question "why" seem to be the most important everyday of our lives. It exposes the purpose for anything when answers are gotten. While growing up, "why" is the only way we understand the happenings of this world but now as youths, they expect that we get answers to our why questions and surprisingly the world is changing and so are it's events.

    Now I ask myself why I am doing a thing, I strife to get my answer so that I can be effective at it. I once asked myself why I write and the only answer I got was "to leave the cage of brooding, not to get fixated in my own world and ultimately reach out to the world". I think this is enough reason to get me to write more and interestingly it has been effective. 

    How often do we ask ourselves the question "why". Asking "why" gives purpose to our dealings thereby eliminating confusions and baseless assumptions. Yes, we can never know anything with complete certainty but with purpose we can find something we can believe in.

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"The purpose is an answer to your each why, source of your every action, your indomitable will to pursue, a path to inner peace and fulfilment."- Anand Patwa

    Finally, C. S Lewis once said "if I find myself in a world where I hunger for food I must believe that I was created to eat." In the same vein, we must believe that our existence is to fulfill that one purpose we find ourselves believing in.