Youthful Folly

A need to understand things, looking to find answers to questions about life's processes based on doubts and anxiety about the future created by mental projections. An ability to come up with concepts that may or may not have any validity, that need to be tested and substantiated by facts. A capacity to formulate answers that is best applied to basic questions about life itself, and to share those with others so they can benefit and move toward a secure future. It is not necessarily helpful in finding answers to questions about one’s own life’s process.

You need to understand things, and generally look to find answers to the questions you have about life's processes. At the root of this lie doubts about the future, and the need to formulate answers that can potentially create patterns that support us in moving toward a secure future, and thereby alleviate anxiety created by mental projections. You are looking for patterns that work, and at this stage of the (mental) process come up with concepts that may or may not have any validity, that need to be tested and substantiated by facts. Your capacity to formulate answers is best applied to the questions about life itself, and to share those with others so they can benefit from your understanding, but is not necessarily helpful in finding answers to the questions you carry about your own life’s process.