PONDER on THIS for Wednesday, August 8th, 2007 by Stephen Russell in BAREFOOT DOCTOR’S GUIDE TO THE TAO
"You have an intention for something to occur. You visualize that eventuality with concentrated focus, imbued with a portion of passion and chi, and then you let it go, like sending an E-mail. You picture what you want to say and the effect that it will have on the recipient, then you write it and press send. At that point you do not try to follow it down the phone line to your local server and onward to the server at the other end, you simply let it go and get on with the next distraction in your life.
In time, your intention will go to the heart of the universal machinery and return to you in manifest form. Meanwhile you have wasted no energy on trying to make it happen, you’ve simply intended something and then let it go…When this doesn’t seem to work, it’s either because your intention wasn’t clearly focused enough, or because what you thought you wanted was in fact too limited in the greater scheme of things, and something even better’s coming down the line."
Stephen Russell, in "Barefoot Doctor’s Guide to the TAO"
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