Acharya Prashant addresses the difficulty of maintaining peace when social and natural orders are disrupted by relatives and neighbors. He advises that if a disturbance is minor and does not touch one's deep inner peace, it should be ignored or overlooked. By giving importance to trivial matters, one inadvertently makes them significant. If one has the capacity to ignore something, it will naturally fall away. However, if a situation is unavoidable and cannot be ignored, then a change in association or environment is necessary. One cannot leave the old without moving toward something new; pain cannot be abandoned while standing in the same place that causes it. To overcome suffering, one must move toward joy and change their surroundings and intentions.