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The Protagonist · 12-20-2006, 03:01 AM

This is a topic that I am sure all of you probably have questions about. How exactly does one manage multiple intentions?

I went through this past weekend, and thought of all the things that would bring joy to be presently. Then I gave priorities to them on two tiers:

1. I REALLY REALLY would love and appreciate to have this
2. I would love to have this

I came up with this:

Tier 1, Highest Priority

* Getting into a great college
* Finding quality friends (I just finished distancing my self from my old friends who were a negative influence w. me)
* Finding a girl who isn't insecure

Tier 2, Low-High Priority

* $7,500 for the car that I want to buy
* My license back

That's really it for me. I really want to manifest those first three things into my life. But I am not sure how to intend all of those into my life, every time I think about one, I end up thinking about the others as well. Should I seperately intend each? How exactly do you think this works?

thanks!

12-20-2006, 03:01 AM	#1 (permalink)
The Protagonist Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Westchester Posts: 84	Managing multiple intentions This is a topic that I am sure all of you probably have questions about. How exactly does one manage multiple intentions? I went through this past weekend, and thought of all the things that would bring joy to be presently. Then I gave priorities to them on two tiers: 1. I REALLY REALLY would love and appreciate to have this 2. I would love to have this I came up with this: Tier 1, Highest Priority * Getting into a great college * Finding quality friends (I just finished distancing my self from my old friends who were a negative influence w. me) * Finding a girl who isn't insecure Tier 2, Low-High Priority * $7,500 for the car that I want to buy * My license back That's really it for me. I really want to manifest those first three things into my life. But I am not sure how to intend all of those into my life, every time I think about one, I end up thinking about the others as well. Should I seperately intend each? How exactly do you think this works? thanks!