In the Abraham/Hicks books, desire and intention are two distinct concepts. The concepts are explained in-depth and very clearly in the books -- nothing ambiguous about either term that I can see.
And the two other concepts you bring up -- requests and morality -- two
more distinct concepts. You're right, desire and request are two different things. And morality yet another. What about it? Are you implying that if you have desire, it negates morality? You say: "Often a desire is just a purely physical, selfish, impulsive thing" -- so what? An intention is often a purely physical, selfish, impulsive thing, too. Sometimes not, too. So what?
