[[Good explanations solve problems]]. In the case of spirituality, good explanations point us to useful experiential recognitions: [[Maps are imperfect but useful]]. However, [[The map is not the territory]]. [[Theories are conjectured]] and no conjectured can be justified as being ultimately true. See: [[Knowledge isn't justified]]. There's also an empty quality to concepts, ideas, and thoughts that can be recognized when contemplating your experience. Otherwise known as a sense of not-knowing: [[Self is not knowing]]. See also: [[Attachment to concepts disconnects us from our true experience]].