"How do I solve my problems?" "How do I solve them?

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There are many ways to solve your problems. It depends on your maturity. How mature
you are. First of all you have to ask yourself,
"To whom is there a problem? Who has this problem? To whom does this problem come?"
and separate from it immediately. Separate yourself from the
problem immediately. Do not carry it along with you by thinking about it. Because
as most of you know by now that when you think about a problem
that you think you have, the problem seems to expand, to enlarge. It brings you
more thoughts about the problem that makes it sound impossible
to ever get rid of it. In other words you must turn away from the problem,
totally, completely, absolutely. No matter how serious a problem may
look. No matter what other people think. You have to turn away from it.This doesn't
mean that you do nothing. It simply means that you are not
functioning on that problem any longer. And when you're not functioning any longer
the solution arises. There can only be a correct solution
when the mind is not functioning on the problem. As long as the mind is functioning
on the problem you may come up with solutions, they will
be the wrong solutions. It will be the wrong reactions. Why because you're at the
level of the problem. But if you turn away from the problem
totally and completely then you have risen to a higher degree. And when you have
risen you will know what to do. It'll come to you as a...
like a flash. You will know exactly what to do.

~Robert Adams ~

'Why this commandment of God "In the sweat of thy face shalt thou eat
bread"? Why this curse of labour, the need to sweat? Why this apparent
malevolence of God? According to Beelzebub, it is not malevolence, but a
cosmic necessity. No one can escape, everyone must pay. But His
Endlessness, almost from the foundation of the world, sent his Messengers
to the earth, and continues to send them to teach men how to pay Nature
and at the same time to work on themselves and use part of their efforts
for their own being. His Messengers taught men the Method by which He Himself
overcame the merciless Heropass.
He gave them his only begotten Son, so that they themselves might become Sons of
God and help Him in His divine purpose.
This Method, in various forms, was taught by all the great teachers. We have now
the possibility of paying consciously,
so even the curse itself can become a blessing. Plato, who had learned the method
from Socrates and studied the system with
the priests in Egypt, said: " God's curses are our opportunities".