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The Intention Experiment: Use Your Thoughts to Change the World | 
| Author: Lynne Mctaggart
Publisher: Harper Element
Category: Book
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Sales Rank: 11304
Media: Paperback
Pages: 368
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Dimensions (in): 7.6 x 5.1 x 1.1
ISBN: 0007194595
EAN: 9780007194599
ASIN: 0007194595
Publication Date: January 7, 2008
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 A good follow-up to her Best-seller September 18, 2008
Yet more evidence that we live in a 'field' (grid, bubble, whatever!) of consciousness, and consistent with quantum physics; our minds (our intentions) are creating reality: indeed, all our thoughts are doing this whether being scattered unconsciously or channeled intentionally.
Gary Bate author of 'We are here to know ourselves'
 I wish it worked, but it doesn't! May 6, 2008
2 out of 9 found this review helpful
Having followed these sorts of books for over 10 years and tried to put them into practice, I am somewhat wise to how they are actually just a load of lies and don't work in reality. This book offers some half baked so-called scientific ideas to back up what is probably a commercial conspiracy but they have no bearing in reality. I would sincerely doubt the authenticity of the so-called "evidence" behind this book. The proof is in the practice, and I can vouch that it doesn't work!
 The Real Deal April 23, 2007
23 out of 23 found this review helpful
Lynne McTaggart is an award-winning journalist and a best-selling author of "The Field". Although not a trained scientist, she has an uncanny ability to bring complex quantum theory to a practical language that makes sense. "The Intention Experiment" expands on the concepts of purposeful consciousness she introduced in her previous book. Unlike other works that simply offer "New Age" fluff to entice a public hungry for hope, "The Intention Experiment" grounds the contention that thoughts have an innate power to affect living organisms on impeccable double-blind studies conducted by eminent scientists. The ability to change the rate of growth in cancer cells by guided imagery, the effects of distant prayer on t cell count of HIV+ patients, and how blessed water can change its molecular structure, are only a few of the fascinating topics McTaggart covers in her book. Readers can learn about the power of mind-body without having to question the legitimacy of her sources.
"The Intention Experiment" is one of the best books in the genre of what is known as "intention science".
 hard pushed to find something different April 3, 2007
7 out of 22 found this review helpful
I wanted to read something different, I wanted to have something that would inspire me even more, but it did not. All what I have gained from some of the better books on cosmic ordering are way over what this has given me. Hailed as something new, I was hard pushed to find something different. A lot of conjecture that cannot be disproved, but I was still drawn to the way it put things across. I think if this wasn't based on another New Age science then I might have went for it in a big way.
Safety. Permission. Freedom. March 9, 2007
25 out of 44 found this review helpful
We all know positive thinking works and anyone who has worked with people or animals that telepathy works.
We definitely co-operate at the mind thought level as well as the 5 sense level, i.e. our more outwardly obvious communications.
As a Bio healer, manager, father and engineer many questions pop into my head regarding thought power.
The key one is permission and do we or I or anyone have the right to change other people's lives invisibly through the power of thought. I THINK FOR SURE NO. As a Bio Energy healer the first thing we learn is the need for permission. As a doctor, the same permission issue arises. Here it needs to be written.
As a manager we work if to avoid the charge of being bossy, with permission and co-operation. It is called `y' management.
What concerns me greatly about the power of intent, is that it should be used primarily on oneself, without materially changing others lives invisibly, without their agreement and their knowledge.
To change others lives is known as Sorcery. It is also highly illegal and turns people into puppets.
So be careful who's strings you pull!!
I would prefer intent power came back to what is simply called positive thinking, the ability to determine ones own doings and to achieve one's own objectives without invisibly affecting others. That we live by the visible labels we project rather than some invisible power.
I have promoted Lynn's first book on my web site; www.cleanhealing.com but I have some concern re promoting the use of the power of prayer to save our planet. For I think it is an illegal power. Having said that, the use of prayer to think positive thoughts and to brainstorm ones views on what is happening around or inside oneself is very OK It is also a useful way of gathering together ones objectives and plans, such that one actions what one wants to action..
But with the above in mind I am sure you will enjoy her book and I would also recommend her work on questioning various healing methods available to us humans, via her other publications, WDDTY What Doctors Don't Tell You.
Happy reading.
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