This invisible factor in all our interactions and communications our deepest goal or purpose is more determinative of the long term, and the quality of our lives, than any other single factor. And deep in our hearts, way beneath the surface, we do know this. We often feel intent as we process the myriad communications, small and large, spoken and unspoken, which fill our days. We know it feels vile, as though we'd been subtly stabbed in the gut. If we are really honest, we know what our sneaky intent was when we do the stabbing covertly.
Words have very little to do with our inner condition or feeling state.
One stubborn asshole at a time. Deepok Chopra writes that intent has infinite organizing power, and my experience is that this is true. There are many who take the view that all matter is our intent made material. Even a bridge was conceived first as a thought, then a set of blue prints, then as physical reality. In the body, we now know that neuropeptides bridge the gap between our thoughts and our physical bodies, carrying messages to every cell.