I learned the term "broken questions" from Bayo Akomolafe. They meant to stun, disorient, and puzzle you in a way that sometimes you rather not having heard the question at the first place. No answers guaranteed.

• Where are you stuck?
• Where do you need to go?
• What does your gut say?
• What tucks at your heart?
• What makes you weep?
• What strikes you?
• What's the humming of the ear of the heart?
• What's your gift?
• What's your gift that was imprinted before you were born?
• What is it like to think like a crossroad?
• What is a path?
• What's the point of figuring all this out?
• What's the taste of paradox? What's tricky about paradox?
• What questions are you asking?
• How urgent are those questions?
• Who are also asking those questions?
• How am I sabotaging myself?
• How to grasp with our hands always open? Father Thomas Keating
• How are you listening to the world?
• Can you explore all the ways you are not you - you are outside of yourself?
• What have I harvested?
• What's working me still?
• What does it mean to stay with the trouble?
• What's mine to do?