In the initial stages of our journey in life, we seek to understand the meaning of our reality by describing our experience with it. This is necessary and normal—among other things, it is a function and purpose of language.
As we grow and develop, we become more aware of reality we can't fully describe, because of the limitations of our experience. And, we continue to reach for experience to impute meaning onto what we can't fully describe, what we don't fully know. Nonetheless, an ability to know without fully knowing grows within us.
