What To Question

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Why would you think of it if you could not bring yourself to achieve it? How can you conceive of it, if you

cannot be accomplished in it? That which brought you to the complete thought of a thing hath already

endowed thee with the wherewithal to toil it into existence. Does the Sun question the Moon's capacity to

reflect? Will the feet hesitate to support the mass of the body? Does not the salt of the mouth assist the acid

in the stomach? Do your lungs require your fullest attention to breathe or your neck deny your head the right

to swivel? Man is capable of anything and incapable of nothing. Impossibilities are the phantoms of the

dreamless dastard. The pulse that proceeds from the heart of the coward is the faintest, but the bravery of

the resolute is impenetrable. Just as some birds migrate south at the onslaught of the sojourning chill, certain

in nothing save the providence of Nature and the mandate of instinct...just as the bat teases gravity in the

throes of its repose while remaining void of the fear of crashing upon its skull, so too do you, O Man, have at

your disposal the Will and the Way. The thing then to doubt is not whether or not you can, but rather,

whether or not you ought to. From hence forth, question less your capacities and capabilities and ponder

more so the merits of your objectives, “for what is a man to gain if he gathers the whole world and loses

himself in the process?” Not a dog on thing!

B.Holi