Oh the mind, or some functions/manifestations of it rather, has its role and uses; it's just when it gets out of hand and thinks it's running the whole show that one has to watch out :)
Also in re thoughts and questions and answers and problems and solutions: one dear teacher said something about how there are questions out there that seem not to have answers, but if you sit with them long enough, the questions may change and the need for answers becomes less important... also Harding had an essay on how both problems and solutions come from the same place, which is of course that ineffable presence/absence that we really really are.
Also also, art and music can express better what words can't...
> Also also, art and music can express > better what words can't...
There are times I'm convinced words not only can't, but are actually the mechanism of ignore-ance - i.e. ignoring the ineffable <can't be said (haha)> in favor of modeling/re-presentation.