When one detaches from everything for awhile and allow the reality around to be a distant observation for the time being, I don't think it means a deeper awareness of what things really mean can be yielded. 

Sure- Things like the irritations, the complications, the burdens, and all the other very human factors can all be dissolved away into not being of any importance. Fundamental questions that do not seem to have exact resolutions can be easily ignored. Essences of things that are not yet understood, can be let go. And doing all that, is not out of spite or a numbing indifference, or even out of resignation. Its just because, one is in such a moment (or more aptly really, just because) 

But even without asking all that, it still doesn't mean that no questions will be asked at all. 

Especially the questions that don't need answers or explanations, or maybe are not even appropriate for such a way of response. 

Because... we would always be searching for an expression of life. Something that will be potent enough to say what it actually means, something that will be worthy enough to do justice to what it is, something that will be moving enough to be personal to what we are. And in the first place, such a search is not something obvious even when we engage with life itself.