That must be answered, neither with fear, nor by escaping from that absolute fact, nor by belief, nor hope. There is an answer, the right answer, but to find the right answer one has to put the right question. But you cannot possibly put the right question if you are merely seeking a way out of it, if the question is born of fear, of despair and of loneliness. Then if you do put the right question with regard to reality, with regard to man's relationship to man, and what that thing called love is, and also this immense question of death, then out of the right question will come the right answer. From that answer comes right action.
Right action is in the answer itself.
And we are responsible. Ignorance exists only when you don't know yourself. Self-knowing is wisdom. Then what you see is transformed because the distance between the observer and the observed is removed and hence there is no conflict.