Setting Intention

I recently had the opportunity to read Lynne McTaggart’s book, ‘The Power of Eight’.

For those unfamiliar with Lynne’s outstanding work. (check out her YouTube channel) or get in touch at lynnemctaggart.com for more information. You will find some fascinating interviews on her site.  Lynne explains in fine detail how remarkable healings take place when a group of people get together to make an ‘Intention’.

The word intention is used to describe a focused thought process by a group of people who agree on a specific outcome for an individual or situation, be it local or in the wider world.

It takes only ten minutes to carry out the exercise with a short period of deep breathing and thoughtful focus on a specific situation or a person.

The group discuss and decide on how their intended focus is described. 

The phrasing has to be very specific and then spoken out loud by the leader in the group.

Quiet music plays in the background and if the group meets physically, they link hands. 

The lead within the group, speaks the ‘intention’ out loud and what follows is for each member in the group to visualise or imagine the change they wish to see for an individual or situation.

Over the past decade, Lynne has seen some remarkable outcomes for situation and individuals.

People have recovered from serious illness as well as reducing conflict in various cities worldwide.

Intention experiments over the past many years have been carefully monitored and scientifically measured. Some remarkable ones included cleansing the water in a lake and accelerating the growth of planted seeds.

Some of these experiments of Intention are non-local, meaning that they are successful at a distance. The groups may not be locally connected but may be in any part of the world and yet, the effects of Intention sessions are successful in almost every case.

By Trish Webb MGHT. FAETC. MGHC.
Creator of The Phoenix Effect and Principal of Mind-Power UK