Other feelings of confusion arise from the inability to contemplate or, to put it another way, resistance to the situation that might be owned.
Those themselves could not comprehend the explanation of the circumstances, and further, compel themselves to deal with them in a valuable way, to feel satisfied with the resolution of the issue.
Indeed, actions and conjectures thus became unnecessary for further worthwhile concern for one's own particularly cherished apprehensions.
Therefore, the thoughts presented before my eyes appeared so clear, a simple attitude towards the issue.
Subsequent behaviors, various understandings of the situation that I might take, still required further thought about what would be a satisfactory perception of the issue.
The matters already displayed before my eyes, time and again, led to an understanding of the situation that was not particularly appropriate.
Even more, entanglement arose from the things happening right before me.
