When I asked the last question I started to answer it but then got an impulse to wait and look for what life will show me on some forthcoming days of travel.
Well, it is a great relief if this thought that things should be different is deactivated.
Which does not mean that there is no impulse to change this or that. But there is no problem whatever appears, even a problem is no longer a problem, it's more some kind of task, or a played problem. Like an actor, who plays the role to solve a problem, enjoys his role (or simply does his work to do with the necessary commitment).
Today my body feels like spewed out. If the thought that this is wrong would be deactivated it would be much easier to handle then with all the stupid drama-creating Why-questions arising in the mind.
What is true? There never exists any problem, never did and never will be!
"Normal" dreamt characters will shake their heads and find a lot of reasons to argue against it.
It's up to the context. With the realization that life is a virtual play, a dream, a simulation, how can there really be a problem?
The task may be: How does it feel to have a problem. But can it really happen?
It looks like in my case of dream the task to solve (by no-one) was to answer this question. What now?