Devise a plan/ to consult /look for advice/ (looking for (seeking) advice/ consulting)

Think about advice. Take advice. Plan a solution to a problem (the word tex comes from the Greek word taksin, which means to arrange).

('That the primordial mountains were flying like those birds that fly over the surface of the water, and wherever the Holy One, blessed be He, saw a deeper place, He would place a great mountain inside it and fill it, and wherever He saw a leveled place, He would place a light mountain, as it is said: “Before the mountains were born and You brought forth the earth”' — Midrash Tehillim 90; and likewise: 'All the mighty ones of the heights sing in song — the Lord is King / All the passers-through worlds in storehouses of strength — the Lord is King / Both these and those, carefully ordered — the Lord will reign forever and ever' — the piyyut 'Yotzer' for the second day of Rosh Hashanah; and likewise: 'Obviously he is not required to enter danger because of this, and consequently he does not need to take even a perutah out of his pocket; therefore they will devise another plan here, to accompany them somewhere else' — Arukh HaShulchan, Hoshen Mishpat, laws of guardianship, section 290; and likewise: 'I went there to the lawyers to devise a plan with them... to hear what they would say' — Shalom Aleichem, Mivkhan HaTzava, p. 183; and likewise: 'And then they will devise a plan and seek a way to strengthen and raise the standing and purpose of the company' — Y. Burla, Kisufim, p. 288; and likewise: 'At the side, beneath the mulberry trees... the men crowded into a circle and devised a plan' — Chaim Be'er, Notsot, p. 186).

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