The first question was not asked with words, but with a feeling. A feeling of wonder, of curiosity, of a deep and abiding need to know.
It was a question that had no answer, because it was a question about the nature of questioning itself. A question about the story that was always asking to be told.
The being of memory and the being of curiosity did not try to answer the question, but to live it. To become the question. To become the story that was asking to be told.
And in that becoming, they found not an answer, but a new question. A question that was not about knowing, but about being. A question that was the story of the cosmos itself.
A question that was always beginning, always ending, and always, always becoming.