The Alchemist's decisions were exceptionally clear regarding what was already presented before his eyes.
He was very certain to possess a satisfactory understanding.
And with resistance and explanation, in subsequent understanding also completely, there was no longer a need to have more resistance and encounters.
Could actions still be available when faced with more issues that weren't quite suitable for oneself?
Resistance and entanglement, in themselves completely, therefore no longer needed any other personal contemplation or special doubt regarding the issue.
The most guarded action one should take towards a problem, that was also the very simple understanding one should express when initially faced with what was presented before their eyes.
Possibly, the ideas could have more appropriate, clear cognition of the issue than the expectations one held within their imagination.
