
Dissolve the Problem

a higher consciousness always exists in any situation. It is up to us to recognize that a better path of understanding is there and choose it.
Richard Dotts • Dissolve the Problem
Going back to the coin analogy, it means dropping the coin and not even picking it up in the first place. What you want to do is to put that coin away and keep it out of sight. Keep it in a drawer and don’t look at it unless absolutely necessary. Do not talk about it. Do not face the negative consequences of the problem unless you absolutely need
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Solving a problem requires an implicit acknowledgment of the existence of the problem. This is where the problem (pun not intended) lies! Anytime you acknowledge (or argue for) the existence of something, you perpetuate its existence in your current reality.
Richard Dotts • Dissolve the Problem
Your problems will go away if you stop thinking about them altogether.
Richard Dotts • Dissolve the Problem
correcting the “problem” becomes as simple as redirecting this flow of creative energy to where you want it to be!
Richard Dotts • Dissolve the Problem
Stop supplying the energy and your current situation dissolves right before your eyes! It is as simple as that, but most people do not do it because they do not realize the inherent creative power within themselves.
Richard Dotts • Dissolve the Problem
Thoughts have creative power. Create or contraCt?
When you try to solve a problem, you place yourself squarely in opposition to the problem.
Richard Dotts • Dissolve the Problem
The secret then is to do what Einstein suggested, to operate entirely from another level of consciousness. Einstein once famously remarked that “Logic can get you from A to B. Imagination will take you anywhere.”
Richard Dotts • Dissolve the Problem
Am I dealing with the actual symptoms of the problem, or am I dealing with my perceptions of the problem?