THE INTENTION WORKBOOK

A companion book of The Intention Experiment by Lynne McTaggart

May you have good intentions, and may they come to pass

How many times have you really wanted to find a parking space on the main road – and as you round the corner, there it is! Or you’ve suddenly thought about someone and, just moments later, they have phoned?

Happenstance? A coincidence? Sometimes, but as the famous quote has it: “Coincidence is when God chooses to remain anonymous”.

Today we might call these phenomena ‘intention’ – something conspired between the moment of your thought and the world of time and space, and life reshaped itself to your thought or wish.

Intention is a controversial area of science, and test results have been variable. We believe this is because our power of intention is like a muscle; the more you use it, the better the results become. Neither the controllers nor the participants in previous intention experiments have realised this, and very few have prepared the participants beforehand.

The Intention Workbook is designed for anyone who wants to plot his or her progress as an intender. It explains how to create the ideal conditions, both inner and outer, for a successful intention exercise, before moving into actual exercises, which you can observe and measure. While it can be used by anyone interested in the subject, it is also designed as a complementary companion to Lynne McTaggart’s latest book ‘The Intention Experiment’, published in 2007 by Thorsons in the UK and by Simon & Schuster in the USA. The book is the first complete review of all the scientific evidence for intention, but it also gives a great deal of practical information on how to make your intention successful.

Its pages also include an unlock code that will allow readers of the book to participate in one of the world’s largest series of intention experiments, which are taking place via the book’s website: http://www.theintentionexperiment.com/.

You can also plot the success of the global intentions along with your own personal intentions.

Please use this workbook as often as you can. There is plenty of space for you to write down your own thoughts and the results of any intention experiment you carry out.

Note

This is a workbook to be used. Every other page has been kept blank for you to write your thoughts and, as you develop your ability to intend, your experiments in intention.

The words have been adapted from Lynne McTaggart’s book The Intention Experiment (HarperCollins Thorsons, UK, and Simon & Schuster Free Press, USA). We hope that, by reading the book and working with this one, you will participate in a series of global intention experiments, which will be originated and monitored on the website http://www.theintentionexperiment.com/