One morning, when the Buddha was talking with his disciples, a man approached him to ask for advice. - Does God exist? “Yes, it does,” replied the Buddha. After lunch, another man came and asked: - Does God exist? “No, it does not exist,” answered the Buddha. Towards evening a third man came in with the same question. - Does God exist? “It's you yourself,” replied the Buddha. - But this is ridiculous, teacher! - exclaimed one of the disciples. - How can you give three different answers to the same question? “Because different people ask,” answered the enlightened one. “And each one approaches the divine in its own way: through confidence, through denial, or through doubt.”