Freedom from the desire of an answer is essential for the understanding of the problem.
This is open for discussion, and i want the feed back from members. But i dont remember from which bbok i got this one liner.

We are watching, not waiting, not expecting anything to happen but watching without end. JK

Hello Ganesan,
Could it be that I read this in "The First and Last Freedom" somewhere, I can't remember right now but will get back with you on this one.

Peace and Silence

There is nothing so powerful as the truth, and nothing so strange. ? Daniel Webster (1782-1852)

Freedom from the desire of an answer is essential for the understanding of the problem.

This is pointed to by Einstein in saying "a problem cannot be solved on the level on which it is being created." Why? Because on the level it is being created, the mental processes are not open to the energy of insight.

This is associated with the K quote of the day: " it is the desire for
success that prevents humility; and without humility, how can there be understanding?" It all pertains to the choiceless quality of the mind
that is free to discover, to learn.

The benediction is where you are