Quote I know now, Lord, why you utter no answer. You...

"I know now, Lord, why you utter no answer." Have you ever found yourself in a moment of deep contemplation, seeking answers to life's most profound questions, only to be met with silence from the universe? It can be frustrating, even disheartening, to feel as though your prayers are falling on deaf ears. But perhaps, just perhaps, there is a reason for this silence.

"You are yourself the answer." Could it be that the very act of seeking answers is what prevents us from finding them? Maybe the key to unlocking the mysteries of the universe lies not in searching for external solutions, but in turning inward and realizing that the answers we seek are already within us.

"Before your face questions die away." When we come face to face with the divine, with the essence of all that is, our questions fade into insignificance. In the presence of such overwhelming love and wisdom, our doubts and uncertainties lose their power over us, and we are left with a sense of peace and clarity.

"What other answer would suffice?" In the grand scheme of things, what other answer could possibly satisfy our deepest longings and desires? When we come to understand that the divine is not separate from us, but is in fact a part of us, we realize that the only answer we need is the one that lies within our own hearts.

"I know now, Lord, why you utter no answer." It is not because the divine is indifferent or uncaring, but because the answer we seek is already present within us. The silence we encounter is not a rejection, but an invitation to look within and discover the truth that has been waiting for us all along.

"You are yourself the answer." We are not separate from the divine, but are in fact a reflection of its infinite love and wisdom. When we come to understand this truth, we realize that we are capable of finding the answers we seek, not by looking outward, but by turning inward and connecting with our own divine essence.

"Before your face questions die away." In the presence of the divine, our questions lose their power over us, for we come to see that they are but fleeting illusions that distract us from the truth. When we let go of our need for answers and simply bask in the presence of the divine, we find a sense of peace and contentment that surpasses all understanding.

"What other answer would suffice?" When we come to realize that the divine is not separate from us, but is in fact a part of us, we understand that the only answer we need is the one that lies within our own hearts. The search for external answers becomes irrelevant, for we have found the ultimate truth – that we are one with the divine, and that is answer enough.

"I know now, Lord, why you utter no answer." The silence of the divine is not a rejection, but a loving invitation to look within and discover the truth that has been waiting for us all along. The answers we seek are not to be found in the external world, but in the depths of our own souls, where the divine resides, patiently waiting for us to awaken to our true nature.