As we fast approach the Jewish New Year, there is a natural tendency to do an accounting of the past year and to contemplate the upcoming one.
In contemplating the New Year, does it matter how we do so?
By wishing for a good improved life, or by intending it? Isn’t it the same thing?
I think there is a vast difference between the two. When I think of “wishing” for something, I can’t help but seeing Jiminy Cricket wishing upon that oh- so- far- off star. Hey, it’s far, that star! How (sigh) are my wishes going to manifest from so far off?
When I think of INTENDING something, to me it feels much different. I can actually see it, feel it in my being and then I get excited, as if it is already here.
This is the big difference between just wishing and intending. An intention has a more solid, purposeful vibration to it which is PALPABLE in the body. This is the key, to be able to SENSE it in your very being.
So let me show you the difference in the way an intention FEELS as opposed to a wish.
Wish: I wish I could afford a better car.
Intention: I am so happy and proud that I have the means to buy a beautiful, reliable, comfortable new car.
Can you just hear the sigh after the wish?
Can you feel the excitement about the reliable car? I can even see what color it is!
The trick is to state the intention in PRESENT TENSE and use an emotional word or phrase, such as I AM SO HAPPY AND PROUD.
So I invite you to sit down, get a pad and pen, and jot down at least 3 intentions for the next six months to a year. Don’t worry about HOW it will manifest. That is not your business, because that’s the Universe’s expertise. All you need to do is create clear, focused intentions using a positive emotional tag that will cause you to actually FEEL the existence of what you intend NOW. Leave the HOW to the universe.
To put the icing on the cake, SING THE SONG of your intentions. A wordless, spontaneous song that reflects the FEELING you get when you think of what you are manifesting and you will inject the entire process with much more energy.
Then next step is to be ATTENTIVE, to see what messages and opportunities you will be receiving as the physical, worldly manifestation of your intentions.
So stay open, fully expecting them to come into your experience.
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Let us all intend for the BEST year to come,
Love
Rhonda Joy
Copyright Rhonda Joy Eagle, 2011
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