“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

An illness is a failure to solve a mental or psychological problem in the correct manner. As long as the illness continues the problem remains unsolved, and a vicious circle is maintained because of this unwholesome balance. The sufferer focuses upon the illness, therefore avoiding his task of functioning upon the problem.

The trouble with many health programs for recovery is that they cause the sufferer to focus upon his illness more than ever. The unsolved problem is therefore pushed further away. Our program for your friend will almost immediately include a brief but effective suggestion that should be given before sleep, and at various times during the day.

The main problems will not be there, unsolved, to rear their heads. [...]

[...] You should begin such a program as soon as possible, regarding it, however, as not a last desperate approach toward an unsolvable problem, but as a proper step of development in your understanding of the magical approach to life. [...]

—built up by unsolved problems. [...]

[...] After the session, I explained to Jane that my going out to work perhaps represented an unsolved problem on my own part, and that she shouldn’t be that much concerned with it.

[...] There are many unsolved challenges here. [...]