“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Each little painting becomes a unique adventure both technically and emotionally, and I hardly succeed in solving every attempt I make. [...]

Now had he not solved it, All That Is in ways that cannot be understood, would have faced insanity, and there would have been literally a reality without reason, and a universe run wild.

[...] It now no longer exists, but they still resent the breaking up; and Ruburt’s yells, quite involuntary, represented in fact the death throes of the symptoms, and the part of the self who had accepted them as an attempt to solve problems.

[...] You can prepare questions or problems, suggesting that they be solved for you in the sleep state. [...]

[...] Psychoanalysts use dreams to delve into subconscious motivations, but few people know how to utilize dreams creatively: to improve health, gain inspiration, restore vitality, solve problems, and enrich family relationships.

“On one level the personality attempts to solve problems through dream constructions … and often gives freedom to actions that cannot be adequately expressed within the confines of waking life. [...]

[...] If he is able to form a dream in which he plays a dependent part, then the problem may be solved within the dream state. [...]

In your times the individual problems of masses of people are bound up with such issues, and as they work toward their own solutions, then in their own ways they help solve problems at the level of world action. [...]

[...] Expression is far preferred of course to repression, but more than this, the matter of repression cannot be solved by adding further repression as a therapeutic measure. [...]

(The contradictory thing was, as I’d told her the other day, that I didn’t think we were going to get anywhere in solving our dilemmas until we tapped into the session routine again. [...]

[...] While you have been concerned with Ruburt, unconsciously in certain terms you have solved creative dilemmas, and soon opportunities will present themselves beside those you will make.

Both of you, remembering the article you read this evening (about Picasso), should keep in mind the immense energies of the inner self to solve such problems, to set the personality aright, and literally get it back on its feet. [...]

[...] He must solve the problem in the context that it developed.

[...] This energy, used to solve your financial problem, or Ruburt’s financial problem, will yield rich benefits. [...]

[...] The nature of consciousness as you understand it as a species will, in one way or another, lead you beyond your limited ideas of reality, for your experience will set challenges that cannot be solved within your current framework. [...]

Problem solving will also come under this classification, where solutions are being sought. [...]

How do you solve the problems? [...]

This artistic sense of responsibility was given a thicker coat by what seemed to be psychic responsibility: it seemed to Ruburt that he should use his abilities primarily to help others, or to help solve the world’s problems, or to cast some light into man’s condition. [...]

[...] I believe I have solved some of them, or at least am embarked on the right course after a very long period of trial and error. [...]

[...] They are accepted to be solved. [...]

[...] In solving his dilemma, which was the creative one, the both of you triumph for yourselves and for your parents.

Beside the list given earlier [tonight], you have the American belief that money will solve almost any social problem, that the middle-class way of life is the correct “democratic” one, and that the difficulty between blacks and whites in particular can be erased by applying social bandages, rather than by attacking the basic beliefs behind the problem.