“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Now ideally the means have been given, with the problem out in the open, for correct solution. [...]

([Sue:] “I asked for solutions to this in the dream state, and got a lot of World War II stuff. [...]

[...] This is the kind of thing I have been speaking of—the avoidance of a direct confrontation with those (in quotes) “negative emotions” blocks out the one emotional (in quotes) “solution”: an emotional statement on your part that counters it—a meeting of emotions.

Because of your educational framework, the individual is taught to be wary of the inner self, as mentioned earlier (in the 614th session in Chapter Two, for instance), so unfortunately the ordinary man or woman looks for the solutions of personal problems outside of the self, where they can least be found. [...]

[...] Ruburt is being led to discover that the answers to his intellectual questions about his abilities, my existence, life after death, the solution to his physical problems, can only be discovered through the appreciation and use of his intuitive and psychic abilities. [...]

Each problem set is solved, for yourself, and the solutions become a part of racial knowledge. [...]

[...] The solution lies of course in the method, in that it was meant as a method to an end, and not as an end in itself.

[...] Then any old fears become present, and are subject to solutions that the adult finds.

[...] So those who felt that religion had failed them looked anew to science, which promised — promised to — provide the closest approximation to heaven on earth: mass production of goods, two cars in every garage, potions for every ailment, solutions for every problem. [...]

(Nevertheless, I have laid the projected painting aside, at least for the time being, although I did arrive at what seems to be an acceptable solution to all portions of my personality. [...]

[...] Solutions to problems are sought and received and worked for in the dream state. [...]

[...] We do not want, for example, the personality to plunge into a solution. [...]

[...] Problems that seem beyond solution can often, though not always, be solved. [...]

[...] Therefore from the standpoint of the whole personality, the adoption of a new ego, so to speak, with a more practical grouping of unifying principles, could be the best solution of the previous ego, the previously dominant ego, (if it) had been an incapable one.

[...] In the same way, the dreams of starving people point toward the solution of the problem. [...] (With emphasis:) In the dream state any individual can find the solution to whatever challenge exists.

The final culmination of the dream, when he did scream and run away, represented his subconscious giving him its solution. [...]

[...] The wrinkles in your relationship with Prentice would drop away, or that relationship would naturally and smoothly change into another, if that was the best solution.

(9:46.) Despite all of that, men and women still find the solutions to many of their problems by rediscovering the larger sense of identity¹ — a sense of identity that accepts the intuitions and the feelings, the dreams and the magic hopes as vital characteristics, not adjuncts, of personhood. [...]

[...] With all good intentions, then, various solutions are looked for, but all based upon the premise that something is wrong.

[...] That is one solution. [...]