Facing this matter before my eyes, there were other things, too much to consider, too much worry, or saying there was an improper, excessive concern for the matter.
The situation no longer had other more delightful things that people cared about especially.
It could be said that this was the reality before my eyes.
At the time of this reality, there were what other things to worry about, or saying there were other considerations for the problems that were too many.
Actually, in and of itself, there weren't many things that needed more necessary reflection and thought by people, and the matters became things that weren't worth people's special care and questioning.
And this was what was seen before the eyes, and also the only reality that could be accepted.
Any other concerns of one's own about losing too much, or saying any other of one's own concerns about what was seen before the eyes, or having any other excessive worries—that became unnecessary to judge.
