Move it to Intent

Move it to Intent.

If you had asked me what the cornerstone of the maker tradition is, I would say that, at this point, it is your intent—not mine, not even the intent of the tradition itself. Our intent is what matters most, and that is very different from many other traditions.

So your path is shaped by who you are and who you intend to become in the world. In that sense it isn’t a belief system; it is a living, breathing system that emanates from your intent. This makes the expression of your work uniquely personal—sometimes surprising, and always powerful.

Everything you learn about yourself, about moving energy, and all the healed parts of you converge into your intent. Our minds cannot accomplish this; only our intent can. It absorbs those healing experiences and carries them outward.

It is a beautiful movement. What you’re doing is taking all the knowledge from your life experiences and connecting it with your intent. I feel it like an acceleration—a force that flows through the current of life within me. What’s even more interesting is that I can take all the lessons from my failures and channel them into my intent. It never ends. The process becomes so active that, at some point, it will run ahead of you.

I am deeply grateful to the makers who taught me how to do this.

Cyfnos