Dissolve The Problem

1. Problems are Perceptions, Not Permanent Realities

Since there are no permanently unsolvable problems in this world, then there is really no problem to begin with.

Evolving consciousness. Our understanding of problems evolves with our consciousness. Initially, we might see life as a relentless series of challenges, believing growth comes from overcoming them. This adolescent worldview, though limiting, provides a framework for navigating chaos.

Beyond money. As we mature, we might realize some issues are mere inconveniences solvable by money, while others, like health or relationships, remain untouched by wealth. This realization shatters the illusion that financial abundance is a panacea, pushing us to seek deeper solutions. Even the richest struggle with profound unhappiness, proving money's limitations.

Spiritual solutions. The highest understanding reveals that every perceived problem has a spiritual solution, meaning no problem is truly unsolvable. If all problems can be dissolved, then they are merely temporary blips in our perception, not fundamental flaws in reality. Life, in its essence, is whole, complete, and divinely perfect.

2. Solving Perpetuates, Dissolving Liberates

The problems of our world cannot be solved from the same level of consciousness that created it.

Oppositional mindset. When we approach problems with a "solving" mindset, we immediately set ourselves in opposition to them, viewing them as enemies to be eradicated. This negative framing, however, often sets us up for failure and disappointment, as it's out of alignment with broader spiritual principles. How can a solution be welcomed if the problem is cast in such a negative light?

Einstein's wisdom. Albert Einstein profoundly noted that problems cannot be solved from the same level of consciousness that created them. This implies that true resolution comes not from fighting the problem, but from transcending the limiting beliefs and perspectives that gave rise to it. By elevating our consciousness, the problem simply dissolves, becoming a non-issue.

Transcending worries. Think of the petty worries of your childhood or teenage years; they seem insignificant now because you've transcended that level of consciousness. The outer conditions haven't changed, but your understanding has. This shift in perspective is the essence of dissolving, rather than merely solving, a problem.

3. The 95% Battle: Most Problems Exist in Your Mind

You’ll quickly realize that 95% of the battles we fight are in our minds.

Mental preoccupation. Most problems, even major and persistent ones, do not demand our constant attention in their physical manifestation. We spend an inordinate amount of time worrying, ruminating, and mentally rehearsing negative scenarios, far exceeding the actual time we spend dealing with their consequences. This mental preoccupation is the "95% battle."

Perpetuating problems. This excessive mental energy directed towards the problem acts like a constant power supply, solidifying its existence in our reality. By focusing on what we don't want, we inadvertently feed energy into its perpetuation, making it harder to eliminate. Our emotions serve as a guidance system; negative feelings indicate we are manifesting negatively.

Reversing the flow. To reverse this, objectively assess the actual time you spend dealing with a problem versus the time you spend worrying about it. The vast difference highlights the unnecessary energy expenditure. By softening your insistence and reducing mental engagement, you stop the negative manifesting process and allow reality to shift.

4. The 3S Process: Soften, Shift, Stay

All we have been doing in this three-step process (soften, shift, stay) was to gently redirect the flow of Universal energy.

A new paradigm. The path to dissolving problems permanently is encapsulated in the "3S Process": Soften your insistence of the problem, Shift into an alternative reality where it doesn't exist, and Stay in that new reality. This framework moves beyond traditional problem-solving, which often perpetuates issues by focusing on their existence.

Redirecting energy. This process is not about "making something happen" through strenuous effort, but rather about gently redirecting the powerful flow of Universal creative energy. Our role is to decide what we want with absolute clarity and then direct this energy, allowing the Universe to handle the "hows" and the physical manifestation.

Beyond solutions. A problem is merely a temporary set of conditions caused by previous errors in perception or misdirection of energy. Correcting it is as simple as redirecting this flow. This means letting go of the need to analyze "why" something happened, as dwelling on causes keeps us rooted in the problem's energy.

5. Soften Insistence: Stop Feeding the Problem

For the next twenty-four hours, live your life without convincing yourself that you have the problem.

Cease description. The first crucial step is to soften your insistence on the problem's reality. This means stopping all detailed descriptions of the issue, both to yourself and to others. Every time you articulate or rehearse the problem, you immerse yourself in its energetic vibrations, leading to unwanted manifestations.

Neutral stance. Instead of convincing yourself the problem is real or denying its existence, adopt a neutral stance of non-engagement. Acknowledge its presence briefly, then let go of all associated negative emotions and self-talk. This is different from denial, which expends energy in suppression; non-engagement is a calm, indifferent acceptance without further focus.

Separate from the problem. Realize you are not your problems; you are an eternal being with divine consciousness, and problems are temporary blips in perception. Cultivate the "I AM" presence—your unchanging core of inner peace—which exists independently of any outer circumstances. This understanding removes fear and allows you to detach from the problem's perceived permanence.

6. Cut Off the Mental Power Supply

You need to cut off that energy stream which sustains the current state of affairs.

Morning awareness. Begin your day by consciously preventing problem-related thoughts from entering your mind. If they arise, gently acknowledge them and let them go, refusing to engage or follow their usual negative conclusions. This practice helps you disidentify from your problems, recognizing they are external circumstances, not core to your being.

Prolonging peace. Gradually extend the periods you spend free from problem-related thoughts. Can you enjoy breakfast, your morning, or even half your day without these concerns? This deliberate detachment not only improves your mood and productivity but also allows current reality to dissolve and shift towards your desired outcome.

Stopping mis-creation. The belief that problems won't disappear if ignored is a trick of the ego. In truth, stopping all thoughts and mentions of a problem is the most proactive step you can take. You are not doing "nothing"; you are stopping the negative creation that perpetuates the problem, thereby creating space for the Universe to bring forth solutions.

7. Shift Focus: Enter the Problem-Free Realm

How would it feel like to be in that alternate reality where the problem does not even exist?

Beyond solutions. The second step is to shift your inner focus to an alternative reality where the problem simply does not exist. This goes beyond seeking solutions, which implicitly acknowledges the problem's presence. Instead, you aim for a realm where solutions are unnecessary because there is nothing to solve.

Consciousness shift. Physical solutions often work because they provide an excuse to shift consciousness, like the placebo effect. The sugar pill doesn't heal; the patient's belief and subsequent shift in focus to an alternative reality where healing is possible does. You can achieve this shift directly through conscious intent, without needing an external "excuse."

The infinite space. Engage in a guided exercise: find a sanctuary, breathe deeply, and let worldly concerns fade. Focus on the growing sense of inner peace, allowing it to expand throughout your being. As this divine energy flows, thoughts of the problem will completely leave your awareness, and you will have momentarily shifted into the infinite space of all possibilities.

8. Stay in the New Reality: Allow the Universe to Act

Stay in that alternate reality for as long as you can until your outer reality shifts.

Maintaining focus. After shifting into the problem-free realm, the third step is to stay there for as long as possible. This requires consistent inner effort to maintain your focus on that alternate reality, despite physical distractions or discouraging thoughts. Your ability to handle these internal and external challenges determines how quickly the problem dissolves.

Ego's resistance. As reality begins to blur and conditions change, your ego mind will try to take credit, linking improvements to physical actions you took. It will rationalize, saying, "It wasn't the inner work, it was that phone call!" Recognize these as lower-consciousness rationalizations designed to pull you back to the old paradigm of struggle and physical effort.

Allowing, not doing. Understand that your job is not to "do" or "make anything happen" through physical effort, but to "allow" the Universe to work through you. When you stop blocking what you desire with negative manifestations, what you want flows into your life effortlessly. Stay steadfast in your focus on the free state, and your outer reality must shift.

9. The Illusion of Separation and Effort

The need to solve the perceived problems in our lives stems from the persistent illusion of separation.

Ego's game. The ego thrives on the illusion of separation, believing we are distinct individuals competing for limited resources. This mindset fuels the need to "solve" problems through personal effort and hoard resources, leading to a scarcity consciousness. This is why people often prefer to "do it themselves" rather than rely on Universal Laws.

Interconnectedness. This perception of separateness is false; we are all interconnected, like fingers on a hand, joined at the palm. When we realize this Universal truth, the need to struggle and compete diminishes. The Universe is benevolent and supports us, much like gravity constantly aids us, even when we think we're doing all the work.

Becoming an allower. When we misunderstand our role as "doers" instead of "allowers," we become overwhelmed. Our true power lies in being adept focusers and directors of Universal energy. By allowing this energy to flow through us, rather than trying to force outcomes, desired results flood into our experience with no effort, as it is our natural state.

10. The Specifics Do Not Matter, Only Your Focus

The specific content of what you are asking for (more financial abundance, health, better relationships, career progression) does not matter since the Universe perceives none of the time and space boundaries that seem so apparent to us.

Universal principles. The specific nature of your problem—whether financial, health, relationship, or career-related—is irrelevant to the Universal Laws. These limitations are products of our limited physical perspective. Just as fingers are connected to a hand, you are always connected to Universal consciousness, an eternally renewable energy source.

Seamless continuum. The cover illustration symbolizes this: an outstretched finger (physical reality) touches a point (intersection of physical and spiritual), dissolving into a blurred spiritual realm (infinite possibilities). This illustrates the seamless continuum between the tangible and the indeterminate, showing that reality can be dissolved with a light touch of focus.

Instantaneous response. The Universe responds instantly to any shift in your focus. The "time lag" in manifestations occurs when you set a new intention, observe no immediate physical change, and then allow that observation to pull your focus back to the old circumstances. To manifest quickly, maintain your focus steadfastly on the desired, problem-free state, allowing your outer reality to catch up.

Last updated: February 17, 2026