Searching for Real Answers

Although the true solution to this example is obvious to us, in reality, there are many aspects of life where it is not clear to us and we do the same thing. There are numerous situations in which, instead of contemplating the nature of the problem and trying to search for a good solution, we simply replace the problem with something that seems to help temporarily, but only leads to multiple negative side effects and questions that are a result of this replacement. Then, we get confused and think that these side effects and questions are real issues, when, in fact, they are actually the answer: we shouldn’t have made the replacement in the first place.