Questions are like the first layer, like the skin of an onion. When you remove it, the answer is there. One finds that the answers are in us. So we don’t have to search for the answer, because the question contains the answer in it. It is a matter of going into it in depth.
Chögyam Trungpa, “The Manure of Experience,” in Meditation in Action, pages 38–39
“Psychologist have long recognized that individual judgemnts and choices contain an important random element that leads to inconsistent behavior.”
