I'm noticing what appears to be a fact: the thought that if we can fill an intention with pure intent—pure energy—then that intention will do its work. It’s like a cylinder, or balloon, for that matter: if it is filled completely with what you want, with the air of your intention, then it will fly off and do its work. If there’s foreign substance in there—like doubt, fear, uncertainty—then it won’t go where it’s supposed to, and won’t do its job.

Imagine the psychic space where all those failed intentions are located! That’s gotta be a wasteland. Or, what if all those “failed intentions” actually complete their task, but in the fashion that it was created? So, then, if the intention was to accomplish something, and there was doubt included with that intention, then, certainly, that particular intention was fulfilled: I “doubted” I could do this particular thing, so that intention fulfills its role—that “doubt” is fulfilled, and the intention is doubted into failure.

An intention must be given pure energy in order to complete its mission, its task. If that pure energy is of the energy of creation, then it will succeed. If any other energies are thrown into the mix, then that intention will take on the form of whatever other energies are in there. The energy of creation is pure when it is unaltered by foreign substances. Creation is disturbed by other objects that don’t belong to that original intention.

Intention is a powerful substance, and will always go to that place where it is directed. But it must be filled with the pure substance of the desired intention in order for it to be positively achieved. There is no other way to make this formula work.