Have you ever asked “why”? Not just, “why is the sky blue?”, but truly, “what’s the substance why?”
Most times, when we ask “why,” we get an immediate, surface-level answer. Why did the car stop? “Because it ran out of gas.” That’s a valid answer, but is it the whole reason, the deeper truth?
“The substance why” is about peeling back those layers. It’s not just the immediate cause, but the fundamental, underlying reason, the core truth that often goes unasked or unnoticed.
Imagine a clock. The immediate “why” it’s moving is the gears turning. But “the substance why” is the spring, the power source, the design intention behind its very existence. It’s the ultimate purpose, the foundational principle, the true motivation.
So, next time you ask “why,” try to dig deeper. Seek “the substance why.” It helps us truly understand, gain clarity, and make more meaningful choices in our lives. What’s your “substance why”?