Friday, September 18, 2026
So many times I needed resolve. RE (expressing intensive force) + SOLVERE (loosen). So, you might consider resolve to mean “expressing intensive force to loosen.”
If you need to resolve a problem, you must express “intensity to loosen.” Blockage is suppression, no matter what issue you are facing. You would need to imagine the relieved state to get through it, no matter how long it seems to last. What helps is envisioning how you would feel if the matter cleared up, permanently. And live in that “cleared up” state. Freedom is always the cause, not the effect.
Resolve also means clear. It’s related to the word dissolve or disintegrate. You might think of a problem as an inner blockage, rather than an outer stoppage. It’s writer’s block within you. It’s a feeling like something is stopping you. We want to express (or compose) a different feeling – that’s key – expression. Fear is suppression. Holding back. Shallow breath. Limited vision. No moving beyond. Petrified and frozen.
Fear grips and clutches the dynamic flow. But faith flows beyond. I like scenario-feelings where it all worked out, and I’m relieved and grateful. Notice I’m using past tense! It’s that “Whew, Thank You!” feeling, rather than that “oh shit” feeling where you clasp your pearls in shallowness.
Suppression holds back an intensity of capability. Resolving expresses an extensive “resolve” to loosen a vision. It unblocks the damned.
Dam Nation is a clutched-pearl state of the offended, incapable, and horrified.
The Flowing Nation (milk and honey) is a “whew” state of serenity which expresses freedom for it working out “in the end” and always, even the beginning. Damnation suppresses flow. Occupy the resolved state.
Be always resolving and problems preemptively dissolve before prayer requests are ever made.
Resolve without ceasing, and begging and asking become a futile thing of the past.