A List Of Intentions For Your Intentions

Our goal, with this essay, is sharing.

Sharing what?

A tool you can use to manifest the things you want.

The Power Of A List For Your Intentions

The essence of our method is as follows: selecting a goal and turning this goal into a series of intentions.

Every single one of these intentions must flow into the experience you wish to conjure.

Just as an example, if you would like a new job, you can write out “I intend to get a new job that I really love!”

Right after you write that intention, you can write “I intend to work at this job for many years.”

And so on and so forth.

Every single thing you want, from this job, exists as a unique intention.

You can record these intentions.

By writing out every single one of these intentions, you give yourself an opportunity to experience them.

To experience these intentions as if they are currently a fact of your life.

If you experience what you yearn for as a fact, then it will become a fact of your life.

The process underlying this remains unclear to me. But, the essence of this, for me, is that if I feel and experience something as a reality for long enough, it seems to come forth into my life.

It just seems to come forth. Even if it doesn’t seem likely. Or, for that matter, inevitable.

Our intention list is a means of facilitating this.

If you write an intention list of this sort, and you do so consistently, you will feel as if your intentions are, in fact, the realities you experience.

And, if you can feel this often enough, well, eventually, the things you want will come to you.

It’s hard to say why this works. But, it works.

My Intention Lists

You can find two of my intention lists right below.

Both of these intention lists were used to help me attain some very meaningful goals/aspirations that, to this very day, continue to nourish me with love, abundance, and inspiration.

My first intention list is as follows:

1. I intend to get a new job I really, really love!
2. I intend to make $3,000 a month at this job!
3. I intend to take inspired action that helps me get this job!
4. I intend to be able to work at this job forever!
5. I intend to save so much money while at this job!
6. I intend to be paid every single week!
7. I intend to really love the work that I do at this job!
8. I intend to make a lot of money at this job.
9. I intend to really love the people I work with.
10. I intend to be very loved and valued at this job!
11. I intend to get insurance at this job!
12. I intend to write fun, easy content at this job!
13. I intend to really love what I do at this job!
14. I intend to have so much fun at this job!
15. I intend to get this job and have it forever and ever, ad infinitum, if I want to!

And so on and so forth.

My second intention list is as follows:

1. I intend to work with some really awesome mind blowing ideas!
2. I intend to write awesome essays on these mind blowing ideas!
3. I intend to be inspired!
4. I intend to be in awe of all sorts of cool ideas!
5. I intend to produce all kinds of cool, exciting essays!
6. I intend to really love the ideas I am coming up with!
7. I intend to come up with really cool mind blowing ideas!
8. I intend to work with some really awesome ideas!
9. I intend to experience a really nice wealth of inspiration!
10. I intend to develop all sorts of new, exciting visions of infinity!
11. I intend to build new essays that explore fascinating ideas!
12. I intend to be inspired, in awe, and to feel so in awe of the Universe!
13. I intend to produce new essay series’ on infinity, new ideas, and more!
14. I intend to explore new worlds rich with awesome ideas!
15. I intend to be at peace with the ideas I have come up with!

And so on and so forth.

A Few Useful Ideas

My first useful idea is as follows: write two or three intention lists every single day.

Just as an example, if you want to get a new job, write three intention lists each day. Doing so will allow you to affirm that your wish is a fact and make it easier for you to achieve your goals.

My second useful idea is to focus on the feeling.

If you write an intention list, and you feel nothing, then that is totally fine. But, if you write an intention list, and feel a sense of joy and attainment, then that is really, really good.

The good feelings will bring you much closer to the wish you would like to experience.

My third useful idea is as follows: write these intention lists and, after you do so, take some kind of action that will help you get where you want to be.

A good example of the above is that, if you intend to get a new job, you can apply for some new jobs that you find.

Even though action is very useful, there is one thing to note: I have manifested a lot of things without taking any real action so, while action is very important, certain actions may not be entirely necessary for this process to work.

Conclusion

Just to wrap this up, thank you for reading!

If you would like to reach me, for any reason at all, you can send an email to “maxwellcakin@gmail.com.”

Best wishes and have a great day!