A Different View - The Intention Experiments

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An interesting view on intention from a more scientific perspective and not without useful spiritual efficacy. The Author presents findings from her research on the use of intention, participation in "Intention Experiments", and what appears to be the most effective way to utilize setting ones intention from a results oriented outlook. Not much in the way of New Age-y, what some might consider "woo woo", slant in this audio. Though I've not seen the actual data, the presentation gave me no cause to believe the results, both observed and quantifiable, would be suspect. There is an associated web site that includes some additional information which I have yet to review. Part of the presentation includes the actual steps which have seemed (again both quantified and observed) to produce the best results. Overall, probably best described as a Spirituality - Science link up type in the same vain as Dancing Wu Li Masters, though focused on intention.

Read by the Author, I found the presentation to be ok, nothing to write home about, but not irritating either. Suggest listening to the sample as some may not like the reading. For me, the information included was well worth overlooking that the reading was a tad dry.

I found this audio book to be worth the credit and the listen.

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Regurgitation of Research

What would have made Living with Intention better?

This book is one research study after the other. I don't need convincing that intention works. I was expecting instructions on how to use the power of intention as the title states. The title should state research...This is not the book to turn to for help in how to use intention.

Has Living with Intention turned you off from other books in this genre?

Somewhat

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Some Mexicans?

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Everything was going great until I heard 'some Mexicans ', of curse referring to a fellow colleague scientist, I wish to believe she forgot their names.
But she did mention all the other authors name, last name & the experiments in the book.

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More of a long podcast

What could have made this a 4 or 5-star listening experience for you?

The narrator did not seem to have practiced some of the lines. Some sentences seemed longer than she'd planned. It just seemed too casual. Also, the whole thing is just too pulpy. Maybe that's the wrong word. But I prefer Wayne Dyer and his very spiritual approach. This is a bit strange... she talks about buying devices (to neutralize ions or something in the air) to make an ideal occasion to send intentions out. It's just seems a bit too stereotypical-- reminiscent of old gypsies in movies with crystals and incense.

Has Living with Intention turned you off from other books in this genre?

A little bit.

Who would you have cast as narrator instead of the narrator?

Yes!

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Interesting beginning, but then quackery

I'm all for alternative healing, but when she says your doctor should lie to you about the seriousness of your medical conditions, especially life threatening one's, so that you won't feel bad, had to turn it off. In what world is that an ethical thing to do to the ill and their families. And no, I'm not paraphrasing, that's exactly what she wants doctors to do to their patients.

Amazing

Such great material
It was especially important to me to hear the peace about powering up, and preparing for activities. Testing the quality of our own intention is the biofeedback if that will make us better.
Well the Scholarship is top shelf, this material is a bit like a dream. Thank you so much for all your commitment

interesting ideas

has some good points provided for you to follow and learn new technology. I recommend this book.

Excellent. Well presented information.

This is an excellent "how-to" book. I've learned how to apply the principles of intention through this book. I'm thankful I have it on audio book. I listen to it in the car on long drives. This is a book I'll listen to several times for sure.