What questions has the mystic to ask? The greater the mystic, the fewer his questions. The further he goes on this path, the fewer his questions become. For the more questions one has, the more unmystical one is, because questions are born of the restlessness of the mind. The restless mind wants to find an answer somewhere; and as more peace comes, the questions become fewer. The nearer, the closer to peace one comes, the fewer will be one's questions. By finding peace, by finding light, by finding harmony and joy, questions are reduced to nothing. Then there is no longer any question. The moment the mystic has reached this stage where he has no questions, he himself becomes the answer to every question.