Not knowing open the mind to discover possibilities. This buddhism practice is the deepest meaning of non-attachement to the results (letting go). In David Loys book Ecodharma, he argues that the best way to become "not knowing" is to be anything or everything in the present moment, now. That's it! It requires patience, perseverance and serenity for someone to accept the millions and more of possibilities that always exist. To seek higher than high and try the best you can without attaching it to perfection. Loys also says that practicing Bodhisattva and being grateful help cultivate our…