Chapter 8 mentions that a person who knows the 'seed' is 'proficient'. What does it mean by this, and what questions must a person understand?

In Chapter 8, being 'proficient' refers to achieving true spiritual wisdom by understanding the fundamental truth of one's existence, which it calls the 'seed.' Without this knowledge, all other efforts are described as mere exhaustion. The chapter crystallizes this pursuit of knowledge by posing three essential questions that one must answer: "Where have we come from? Who are we? What is the reason for human birth?" According to the philosophy presented in Chapter 8, a person who truly knows the answers to these questions has grasped the 'seed' of life and has achieved the real success of human birth, which is the realization of the Eternal.