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The Power of Intention

First published 2004 · 297 pages

A warm, expansive guide to shifting your mindset from forceful striving to peaceful co-creation with the universe.

What it feels like

Reading this book feels like sitting down with a wise, gentle mentor who wants to help you untangle your life. The pace is steady and deliberate, inviting you to pause and reflect rather than rush through the chapters. It wraps you in a peaceful, expansive mood, replacing the frantic energy of traditional self-help with a calming spiritual philosophy. The prose is conversational and deeply earnest, blending ancient wisdom with accessible, modern anecdotes. It traces a journey from ego-driven frustration to a profound sense of alignment and flow. This is the perfect companion for spiritual seekers and anyone exhausted by hustle culture, offering a hopeful, sunlit path toward living with genuine purpose and inner quiet.

Mood
  • expansive
  • peaceful
  • hopeful
  • contemplative
Tone
  • earnest
  • encouraging
  • warm
  • philosophical
Pace
steady
Themes
spiritual awakening · overcoming ego · inner peace · interconnectedness · manifesting desires
The writing
Accessible, conversational, and gently persuasive, blending personal anecdotes with spiritual philosophy.
The arc
Moves from a state of ego-driven striving to a grounded, expansive sense of spiritual alignment and peace.
Who it's for
Seekers looking to shift their mindset from stressful ambition to spiritual flow and purposeful living.

About the book

During the past several years, I've been so strongly attracted to studying intention that I've read hundreds of books by psychological, sociological, and spiritual writers; ancient and modern scholars; and academic researchers.

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