Intent Serially

[akbarhome]

Hi,

Imagine I have intention like this:
I want to live in different countries serially in ten years. So I want to live in France for the first year, in Belgium for the second year, in India for the third year, in Japan for the fourth year, Brazil for the fifth year, Spain for the sixth year, South Africa for the seventh year, Italy for the eight year, Australia for the ninth year, and Canada for the tenth year (Sorry, no USA. Blame your president for that).

How do you approach this kind of intention?

Do you intent living in France first without intent living in Belgium? Then after you have achieved living in France, you intent living in Belgium, and so on.

Or do you intent them all? You intent in age 25 you live in France, then in age 26 you live in Belgium, and so on. So in every session, you intent your life in ten countries.

You can replace intent with visualize or affirm or IM or imagine.

To make it short: how do you intent for something that you don't want it right now but later in your life?

[impaul99]

Originally Posted by akbarhome

Hi,

Imagine I have intention like this:
I want to live in different countries serially in ten years. So I want to live in France for the first year, in Belgium for the second year, in India for the third year, in Japan for the fourth year, Brazil for the fifth year, Spain for the sixth year, South Africa for the seventh year, Italy for the eight year, Australia for the ninth year, and Canada for the tenth year (Sorry, no USA. Blame your president for that).

How do you approach this kind of intention?

Do you intent living in France first without intent living in Belgium? Then after you have achieved living in France, you intent living in Belgium, and so on.

Or do you intent them all? You intent in age 25 you live in France, then in age 26 you live in Belgium, and so on. So in every session, you intent your life in ten countries.

You can replace intent with visualize or affirm or IM or imagine.

To make it short: how do you intent for something that you don't want it right now but later in your life?

Intend what you want now. When you no longer want it, set a new intention. Don't try to intend something for your future self 10 years from now as you don't know who you'll be by then and your intention might very well change a few billion times before then.

Just focus on what you want now.

[Cantando]

Originally Posted by akbarhome

To make it short: how do you intent for something that you don't want it right now but later in your life?

Get a 10 year diary and write in the names of the countries where you want to be against the relevant dates. Keep checking your diary every day, as you would do if you had already paid for a holiday and booked the time off. Generate that excited, count-down feeling. The wheels are in motion, you have booked your seat.

[Angela]

Intend what you want now. ..

Just focus on what you want now.

Great advice. And what you want now may be as simple as "I am a world traveller."

You might want to consider giving yourself more flexibility in your intention, with more of an "in the best time for the hightest good" underpinning, because that way you're allowing for whatever blessings come in their own good time. You might end up (you'll probably end up) falling in love with a person or place and not be in such a hurry to leave at the end of a year, and the opposite may happen, too. Why not allow yourself some freedom in that? Just a thought.

[akbarhome]

So Angela and impaul99 prefer Zen-like style. Both of you don't like the "How do you see your self in 5 years later?" thing.

After thinking for a time, I have to take different path. Right now I intent my whole life, in 20-30 I do blabla, in 30-40 I do blabla, in 40-50 I do blabla, etc.

I will tell you if this method works or not. But you have to wait for a very long time....

[Angela]

Originally Posted by akbarhome

So Angela and impaul99 prefer Zen-like style. Both of you don't like the "How do you see your self in 5 years later?" thing.

I wouldn't say that. Visualizing how I'll be in five years is fun and useful, and it seems to be very powerful. However, I am visualizing my way of being -- who I am -- not how I get there, or what I do or have. That part I am happy to allow to unfold as it will. The Universe often has more fun and exciting ideas than I do!