Believe it or not, we have less than two weeks before the end of 30 Days of Intentions for 2011. How’s it going for everybody? What are some transformations you have experienced in participating in the challenge? We would love to hear your honest thoughts!
If you have forgotten a few days or have gone off track in your daily practice–no need to worry. We are only human, after all. No matter how rocky your start may have been, there is nothing like the sweet satisfaction of finishing on a high note. So whether you are a superstar who has been on track for all seventeen days so far or would like recommit and refocus for a strong finish, let us all take this moment to remember why we are doing this and what we want to get out of this when we commit to sharing one new intent for 30 days straight.
Thank you all of you for sticking through thus far, and looking forward to reading your remaining intentions for the rest of the 30 Day challenge!
good intents are like precious stones among the rocks, even though one must pick up a few rocks the good intent will shine through….. Just a thought Lavender Green
It's been surprisingly rewarding. I don't know if my experience is because of these 30 days of intentions or the 30 days of intentions is because of my experience but it has been wonderful. I am constantly feeling refreshed and right on top of things and any second that I feel anything other than that I am still aware of that other great feeling and just float right on over to it. I don't know how to describe my life at this point but I feel that the more I surrender to this the more the life of my dream becomes the life itself. I am just grateful because i feel like it is all working out and believing and just being myself is all it takes. I have also been growing in confidence and passion and more and more "about to take action". That's the only way i know how to describe it! It's like all the things I want I can do by simply surrendering to the desires themselves and now that I am it litterally feels like I will. It's like I have this constant voice of faith letting me know that it will all come to pass. Maybe it's love.
Either way I am gratefull and for what it is worth, your 30 days of intentions are a beautiful part of my life right now and I thank you for it. I don't know what else to say, but thank you.
Cheers
What a beautiful statement! Thank you for sharing your inspiring feelings with us
Completely blissed out on all the love and touched by the depth of sharing and support. From my perspective, this is the most powerful 30 Days yet!
Its good time to be on intent.com. Journey so far with 17 intentions is something special to me .intents from other members are also giving lots of insights .Focus on various attributes is emerging .Thanks for this special effort by intent team .
I just stumbled on this site today, when I've been struggling to be positve. It's usually not hard for me, I found the article on learning self- love, I must acknowledge at every level that I'm Lovable, Valuable, and Fine- just as I am today. Which I recieved this valuable, encouraging, and empowering tidbit as I was praying " Self- doubt is really not trusting and actually doubting God's plan! Take care!
Mallika,
Your speech from Idea City 2010 resonated deeply with me. Especially this quote and your idea that wrapped into the power of social networking is the potential to change the world for the better.
"I am responsible for what I see, I choose the feelings I experience and set the goals that I will achieve; and everything that seems to happen to me, I ask for and receive as I have asked."
I am currently a 2011 Carl Wilkens Fellow working to build a network of anti-genocide activists in my community and I am asking for your "virtual" support in my work and the support of the entire Intent community in helping to get the word out.
Please visit the newly launched facebook page "Iowa Center for Genocide Prevention" and hit "like" and then share the page and the movement with those here on Intent, Twitter, Facebook, and your personal friends, family, colleagues, and neighbors.
Warmly,
Kristen Anderson, 2011 Carl Wilkens Fellow
Twitter: @kdsm
Facebook Cause Page: Iowa Center for Genocide Prevention