Intention

Intention

• A combination of desire and action
• Intention to do something of own efforts is inner intention
• Extending action into the outer world is outer intention
• Outer intention has the potential to rule the world; to choose the model of behavior
• Outer intention determines the script/lifelines

Outer Intention

• Everything connected with outer intention is considere mysticism, magic or paranormal
• Outer intention is the force or mechanism that causes our misgivings and wors expectations to be realized in the physical

Outer intention functions independently of our will so we don't necessarily realize what's happening.

Examles of Inner and Outer intention

• Landed on an island of savages:
• Option1 Inner - Be the victim, apologize, justify your presence
• Option 2 Inner - Become the conqueror, show signs of aggression, assert control
• Option 3 Outer - present yourself as master and leaser, reach hand out as if power that are yours would be obeyed.

When you have no doubt in your own might, your thought energy is attuned to life lines where you are Queen and everyone else assumes this is how things should be.

It simply chooses an alternate model.
Outer intention chooses a lifeline on which your desire can be realized.

Outer Intention

• In contemporary man the ability to direct the power of outer intention has all but atrophied
• People have tried to erase the ability from memory
• Ancient legends hit at these gifts
• Things have been passed down in the form of rituals to try and recover what was lost
• These attempts are often misunderstood and have confusion

You can truly develop the ability to work with outer intention once they are as free as they can be from the manipulation of pendulums!

Defined further

• Desire - concentration of attention on the goal itself
• Inner - concentration of attention on the process of moving toward the goal; works but demands a lot of effort. This is our default. It achieves the goal.
• Outer - the concentration of attention on how the goal is realized of it's own accord. Chooses the goal.
• Outer intention allows the goal to realize itself. It presupposes the firm belief that the alternative of the goal's realization already exists and only remains to be chosen.