Are your intentions clear?

January 27th, 2010 by admin

“Let your intentions be good – embodied in good thoughts, cheerful words, and unselfish deeds – and the world will be to you a bright and happy place in which to work and play and serve.” Grenville Kleiser

I am sure you have heard the expression, “Be careful of what you ask for.” The same is true with intention. Be careful what you intend. You may intend one thing in your head but something entirely different in your heart.

If Your Intention is Clear By E. Jean Perrins

One of the strongest motivations in the Universe is intention. It is a force to be reckoned with. It is part of our rights as spiritual beings. If we want to create a situation, a goal, an outcome or a manifestation, we must create an intention. Our intention should also be made with a clear mind and a clear heart.

The dictionary defines intention as the purpose or attitude toward the effect of one’s actions or conduct. You need to have a purpose for wanting something and you must have a sure and clear attitude as to why you want it. What purpose will the fulfilled intention serve? Do you want a better job so you can put your daughter through medical school? Or do you want the better job because you don’t get along with the people who work in your current job? Your intention to better yourself in some way, tends to solidify your chances of your intention manifesting rather than using an intention to escape.

When you set an intention you must be very clear. If while you are setting your intention, you are thinking about what a jerk that guy Matrick is, you might just slip someone like him into the energy of your intention and create another situation in a new job.

You also need to be very positive when you set an intention. If you are complaining about the work load, the pay, the photocopier, the staff room and all the other things you don’t like, and want a new job in the same breath, you are muddling up the energy and setting the stage for disaster. Always set your intention for something better than you have.

You must also know exactly what you want. It is my intent to have a job in the downtown area, in an accounting office with less than 20 employees. I want to work with positive cooperative people and I want to make X dollars per hour. I want a job that I can grow with and work my way up into higher and higher levels of management. My new job must be on a good bus route.

By setting clear intentions for yourself, you are letting the Universe know in very strong terms, where you are headed and how it can support you. There is no wiggle room for error or misunderstanding when you clearly ask for what you want, not what you don’t want. After all, life is supposed to get better and better.

Jean Perrins is a retired nurse, expert healer and a medical intuitive in private clinical practice. She works with seriously and chronically ill people in addition to those who want to be more than they are. To read more of Jean’s articles visit http://www.jeanperrins.com.

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TODAY’S TIP: Reinforce your intention daily with meditation and visualization.

Do you believe?