At the side of the everlasting why there is a yes and a yes and a yes?

Question

I love this quote but have never understood what it means??

Answer 1

I think the quote, which I too have always loved, is an affirmation of the questioning. That is, the answer you come up with is not the most important thing, it is the questioning that provides meaning itself. I think of it as the old "cogito ergo sum"--"I think, therefore I am"--expressed in more vibrant and positive terms: do not despair that there are no easy answers, celebrate that you have the intellectual curiosity and joie de vivre to ask the questions. In questioning lies the reason and the meaning.