Subjective Reality and the Battle of the Intentions, mixed

[songwriter]

The third one is the one where you win, we say in Spain or so...

Ok. I've had troubles in accepting Subjective Reality or my idea of opposed intentions. So I've mix both ideas and I think it has sense.

You make an intention, then the universe needs time to:

-change to manifest that (subjective reality where you are responsible of everything and able of everything)

-guide you to ways to get that (subjetive reality where you don't create things but you get to find ways to get them)

-you to change your fears or beliefs so it can manifest (resistance in manifestation)

-change other people intentions that are against yours (battle of intentions) or change your intention that is against his... or changing your beliefs to get to know about their intentions or changing their beliefs to get them to know about your intentions

OK, one way or another, it's all the same. Universe needs time to rearrange itself to manifest a thing. Sometimes you've got to be more persistent than others. Persistence or Perseverance is the key for hard manifestations.

(Yeah, what about if you're intending some thing that's "impossible"... History show us that we can't know for sure what's possible and what's not...)

You can think that all you've got to do is stop self-saboting yourself, or just have more accurate beliefs...

But I think that one of the most important beliefs is that other people have their own intentions.
The peoples that have been genocided didn't intented that... you didn't intended that... or the child abused.

The famous example of the job position.
You intend to have it. But your boss may want a certain kind of employee.
If you're not aware of what the boss wants it will be harder for you to get the job, so you need accurate beliefs, you need to know his intentions.

Then you can try to be what he wants or you can try to change his intentions showing to him that your style is better that the kind he's looking for or so.

Imagine you're interested in a girl. You want to go out with her. You intend it. But it doesn't work. What are you fearing?
Maybe it's because her intention is not going out with you. Because, for instance, she thinks you are a "Player".
Then you've got the option of... trying to change her belief showing to her you're not a player or so... changing her belief about you...

But to get to this you have thought about the girls intentions or beliefs...

You're not responsible for everything, everyone has intentions and manifestations.

This last quote is kind of a belief... now you can think if is a empowering belief or disempowering belief..

[Lychee]

I think that if you made an intention and it didn't work out, it meant that God did not intend it to for whatever reason.

For example, if someone cheats on their spouse, could you say that it was the spouse's (the one who was cheated on) own unconscious intention to do so? Maybe not, unless acts were made deliberately to shun the other partner. But if the person is doing good and treating them fairly, and the other goes and is unfaithful, it is the cheater who is at fault.

Gibran in "The Prophet" says that if a woman is unfaithful, we should look at the man's heart (which caused her to be unfaithful). That may be true to some extent, but it was the woman's own decision to cheat on him not his. It's all about intention. It was her intention to be unfaithful to him, it was not his intention to be in that situation- who wants to be? So her intention to do what she did affected him. And maybe it would work out for the best where he could find someone who would treat him better. Everything works out for the best.

[songwriter]

Originally Posted by Lychee

I think that if you made an intention and it didn't work out, it meant that God did not intend it to for whatever reason.

For example, if someone cheats on their spouse, could you say that it was the spouse's (the one who was cheated on) own unconscious intention to do so? Maybe not, unless acts were made deliberately to shun the other partner. But if the person is doing good and treating them fairly, and the other goes and is unfaithful, it is the cheater who is at fault.

Gibran in "The Prophet" says that if a woman is unfaithful, we should look at the man's heart (which caused her to be unfaithful). That may be true to some extent, but it was the woman's own decision to cheat on him not his. It's all about intention. It was her intention to be unfaithful to him, it was not his intention to be in that situation- who wants to be? So her intention to do what she did affected him. And maybe it would work out for the best where he could find someone who would treat him better. Everything works out for the best.

If the woman cheated is because the woman wanted/intended it, I think. She has intentions, like everyone.