At the start, I went about the problem, thus possessing a clarity of understanding within my own heart.
It seems that all other hesitations cease to be necessary at this moment, having achieved a relatively satisfactory level of clear recognition and frank elucidation of the problem.
And in my heart, I recognize the situation unfolding before my eyes as almost a certain kind of state.
Subsequently, when will a satisfactory level of thought and analysis on the problem, understandable to others, come about?
I fear those concerns will also be dispelled under such recognition of the problem that should arise.
Thus, the problem often should no longer seem necessary, now appearing to be met with more appropriate, satisfactory recognition and cautious concern of doubt.
This leads to more, in such a state, stemming from one's own heart's exposure of true recognition and clear thoughts that one should have about the problem.
