What is not in relation is “in suffering”

The absence of problems would make most people totally nonplussed. In fact, if problems would disappear, they would disappear along with them…So for many, being problem and conflict free, would be an unimaginable hell…

Swarn:
The fact that humans like their problems is I think natural. I would argue that it’s okay to like problems provided that

1) You are actually trying to solve them so you can move on to something new and

2) One spends their energy on problems that are actually worth trying to solve. Like how to reduce the suffering of others. The real “problem” is that people prefer to focus on the meaningless so that they can convince everyone that they are also suffering. As you so often say it comes down to ego, a form of self-centeredness.

Me:
Problems and conflicts are inherent in self-centeredness. Utterly speaking, the fragment – that is…