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**Fertionbratte** · 06-04-2007, 02:10 AM

Why ask why? To be decisive about putting an end to doubt, question or uncertainity with regard to purpose, reason, cause, intention, justification or motive.

The cause or intention underlying a given action or situation often brings closure and settlement.

In mentality and emotionality we are comprised of our knowledge; Ever searching for more feeling and information to help us grow. If we didn't have knowledge we wouldn't have Love. If we don't add to our knowledge we stagnate. Stagnant love is like mold; it tastes funny and can make you sick.

Thus, asking why is also to help complete the self. If we didn't ask ourselves why someone loves us, we wouldn't know what to continue to do to stay in loving relationships with them.

One doesn't have to worship God and Goddess to be Pagan.

I've written it here on the boards before but will put it here again:
Everything in nature has a natural cause, and knowledge of nature's laws helps to explain every cause and effect.

If one can't feel loved by something greater than themself then they have no standpoint with which to exude their love back to the Universe. Love is power. Deities love their devotees. The love They exude is heartfelt and sincere. A deity cares for, respects, takes responsibility for and has much knowledge of an underling. To love them back takes care, respect, responsibility and knowledge. When these aspects of love are disregarded it stagnates. One of the prime laws of nature is that a loving being doesn't want the loved to fail to progress or develop. This doesn't require worship. But it does require enthusiasm.

06-04-2007, 02:10 AM	#31
Fertionbratte Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 368 Senior Member	Why ask why? To be decisive about putting an end to doubt, question or uncertainity with regard to purpose, reason, cause, intention, justification or motive. The cause or intention underlying a given action or situation often brings closure and settlement. In mentality and emotionality we are comprised of our knowledge; Ever searching for more feeling and information to help us grow. If we didn't have knowledge we wouldn't have Love. If we don't add to our knowledge we stagnate. Stagnant love is like mold; it tastes funny and can make you sick. Thus, asking why is also to help complete the self. If we didn't ask ourselves why someone loves us, we wouldn't know what to continue to do to stay in loving relationships with them. One doesn't have to worship God and Goddess to be Pagan. I've written it here on the boards before but will put it here again: Everything in nature has a natural cause, and knowledge of nature's laws helps to explain every cause and effect. If one can't feel loved by something greater than themself then they have no standpoint with which to exude their love back to the Universe. Love is power. Deities love their devotees. The love They exude is heartfelt and sincere. A deity cares for, respects, takes responsibility for and has much knowledge of an underling. To love them back takes care, respect, responsibility and knowledge. When these aspects of love are disregarded it stagnates. One of the prime laws of nature is that a loving being doesn't want the loved to fail to progress or develop. This doesn't require worship. But it does require enthusiasm.
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