There's still a need to address forthcoming problems with a certain kind of clear awareness, or to explain the approach for handling them.
It feels more satisfactory somehow, with an appropriate understanding of the problem, or actions to address it.
And thus, it all becomes unnecessary to hold onto uncertain interpretations or unacknowledged concerns.
Initially, the clear awareness of the problem seemed very good, or perhaps an understanding of how to approach it.
It allows oneself to arrive at what appears to be a more suitable recognition of the problem, or preparations to deal with it.
The remaining preparations and actions of understanding then scarcely require anything more—nothing seems to be a more fitting response to the matter or a necessary exploration.
From the start, when facing the problem, what kind of awareness or act of handling will arise anew?
It's as if people can adopt a seemingly ideal way of comprehending or dealing with the problem.
