Instead we explore further and further and further without looking for an answer. () We don't make a big point or an answer out of any one thing. For example, we might think that because we have discovered one particular thing that is wrong with us, that must be ''it'', that must be the problem, that must be the answer. No. We don't fixate on that, we go further. "Why is that the case?" We look further and further. We ask: "Why is this so?" Why is there spirituality? Why is there awakening? Why is there this moment of relief? Why is there such a thing as discovering the pleasure of spirituality? Why, why, why?" We go on deeper and deeper and deeper and deeper, until we reach the point where there is no answer. () At that point we tend to give up hope of an answer, or of anything whatsoever, for that matter. () This hopelessness is the essence of crazy wisdom. It is hopeless, utterly hopeless.〔