Intention Setting
An intention is the decision to energetically align with the desired result. The accuracy of your alignment, determines the quality of our results.
When a person does anything, they always have a purpose for doing that thing.
There is something they want to achieve and there is a reason why they want to achieve it.
Objective and Intent.
We can therefore say that a person has an intention for doing anything that they do. That intention can be operating conscious or subconscious, or both. A person can also have multiple intentions as well as mixed or opposing intentions.
Intention is the fuel that puts things in motion toward a certain destination or end result. It’s what propels the trajectory of the direction.
This first push is an announcement to the universe that creates a focal point on a target, with focused energy into a specific direction.
The objective never determines the end result. Only an intention can do that. This is why sometimes you reach an objective and another time you don’t, even if it is the same one. Two people can share the same objective, but if their intentions are different, the results will also be different.
Apply this to any relationship, personal or professional and you will easily see how critical intentions are to the end result and also determines the route you will take towards that goal. Some take a direct route; others beat around the bush. Some are clear and aligned; others are manipulative and misaligned.
Note, I did not say good or bad intentions, because it isn’t about good or bad. It is only about alignment to the goal, be it kind or malicious.
There are no good and bad intentions.
It is the level of internal agreement we can reach that makes it so. It is either aligned or misaligned. Intention is different from an objective. Whereas an objective is about what we want, our intention may or may not be aligned with what we want. The world of intention goes beyond the notion of right or wrong, good or bad. We are in a state of intention setting at all times; however, we are not always conscious of it, and this is the tricky part.
Aligned Intention
An aligned intention means your mind, body, and soul are in complete agreement on a certain action or goal. You have full presence and focus. A serial killer, who sets out to find his next victim, is fully aligned. He enters a house, commits his crime, and leaves. Mission accomplished. What he did was bad for others, but the result was in positive alignment with his intention.
Misaligned Intention
A misaligned intention is when you are divided and fragmented. Your mind, body and soul, are at odds with each other, creating cognitive dissonance. You may want one thing, but believe in its opposite. You can truly want to do something good for someone, let’s say, you offer to clean their house. But because you are misaligned, possibly your mind was elsewhere, you set the house on fire. What you set out to do was good; the end result is bad; your intention was out of alignment.
Every intention sets things in motion in a specific direction.
If two people have two opposing intentions, even though their goal is the sam
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