“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The personality therefore, if he or she solves the problem, will conquer the illness.

Earlier I recommended a good hypnotist, hoping that the woman might find her way if positive suggestions were given; for even if the inner self had solved its problems, it would need help, psychological help, in reversing the physical trend. [...]

[...] You are concentrating upon the problem in order to solve it, often scaring yourselves into further depressions. [...]

That is the way you have been taught to solve problems. [...]

[...] This does not mean that you cannot use all of your courage and resolution to solve these problems. You set them in the hope that you will solve them. [...]

[...] You cannot solve the problems of your world on a surface level. [...]

[...] He is encountering and solving his difficulties. [...]

[...] It deals with problem-solving — it forms an hypothesis, and then seeks to prove it by trial and error.

[...] You cannot solve the problems of your world on a surface level. [...]

[...] You know enough technically to solve any such problems in those old limited terms.

[...] Instead you project ponderous ideas of success or failure, consider work as a series of problems to be solved, and forget the idea of spontaneously creating.

[...] This is what you must solve, and you are now ready to solve it, or the relationship between you and your wife would not have reached this point. [...]

[...] However, I feel a strong relationship with her, perhaps a karmic relationship—something I must solve with her in this life. [...]

Numbers of you are looking for a state of “peace” in which there is a static sort of bliss, with all questions forever answered and all problems solved. [...]

The hand development came last when the personality realized that the problems were not being solved, and that symbolically, his hands were tied. [...]

[...] The symptoms therefore were therapeutic in nature, in that their purpose was the solving of the dilemma.

His wife chose to solve several problems this time, rather than string them out. [...]

If the overall entity feels that the problem has been sufficiently solved, then it will end this life situation. [...]

[...] The degree represents your practical ability to use inner knowledge to solve problems.

[...] You are solving many problems therefore now, since this is to be your last reincarnation in physical terms. [...]

[...] The conscious mind can indeed have such thoughts because it so often tries to solve all problems on its own, until it begins to feel frightened, overburdened, and a failure in its own eyes.

There are comprehensions, illuminations, that cannot be verbalized, that arise as a result of illuminations solving problems that on the one hand seem to have nothing to do with the problems. These however are fulfillments quite unpredictable, that come about as you solve what appears to be one main problem. They are achievements that arise out of a given situation, often even while in your terms the given problem may not seem solved.

[...] step outside of the self that you know—and you will solve your difficulties! You will solve them and you will know that you have done so. [...]

[...] For the problem must be solved now or later. [...] But problems within a personality and [sic] itself will manifest itself in one way or another unless the problem itself is solved. [...]

[...] Open up the barriers in your daily lives—step outside of the self that you know—and you will solve your difficulties! You will solve them and you will know that you have done so. [...]

[...] Most correspondents do not really expect you or me to solve their problems for them—but the hope is there that somehow the problems can be solved, and that the problems themselves are important.

[...] I explained to Jane some thoughts I’d had in bed last night—that her returning home in reasonably good shape would solve all of our major challenges at this time: her career, income, insurance problems, physical freedom, the ability to travel if we chose—all of them, freeing us to start leading some sort of more-or-less normal lifestyle. [...]