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pure intention will help manifest faster.

inTENTION IS PURE ENERGY.

A specific energy comes over us when we earnestly pray. We cannot duplicate the
feeling involved in
that connection with God/Goddess in any other experience except in those experie
nces where we appeal
to God in other forms.
It is the connection with God and the congress with God that creates that specif
ic
type of interactive energy. Anyone who has ever truly been in the presence of Go
d can tell you that there
is nothing like it.
Prayer is one of the means of connecting with God and is certainly the most soci

ally acceptable means.

A Shaman who is meditating connects to God. A Wiccan who is creating and enactin
g a protection spell
connects to God/Goddess.
A Catholic who recites the liturgy connects to God.
A Muslim who bows in the direction of Mecca and prays connects to God.
A Buddhist monk connects to God. All experience
similar sensations and typically, similar results. The key that opens the door t
o this connection is what
awakes the spiritual connect to God for this one person.
For any of these people, the integrity of their intent is what is vital to the o
utcome. In our efforts to
qualify and judge a person s interaction with God as worthy or acceptable, there i
s a huge push to be
right. As you have likely gathered from the wording of this book, Energy Magic doe
s not accept the
implication that one person s interaction with God is right while another s is wrong.
us, right and
wrong are extensions of the intent of the person who is praying or connecting to
God. Consider the
circumstances below. Who is ethical and who is not?
A Pagan ( person of the earth, meaning someone of a nature based religion who is no
t a
Christian) who connects to God by way of spell work to help a neighborhood famil
y find a safe
and af ordable home?
A Christian minister who prays for the homosexuals and Pagans in his community t
o be
eliminated?
A Witch who mixes herbs together and prays over them to heal a friend who has a
fever?
A Christian who goes to church every Sunday, does fund-raising for the schools,
but is unfaithful
to her husband and is a closet kleptomaniac?
A Pagan who casts a spell to get her boss to fall in love with her against his w
ill?
A Christian who prays that God will help him become the person he wants to be an
d attract a
lifetime marriage partner?
A Druid who honors the astrological passages, honors the earth through tremendou
s ef orts
toward ecology, and uses personal energy to force his father to changes his will
so that his
inheritance is larger.
A Christian who believes that we are put on this earth to emulate Jesus Christ a
nd as a result,
cares for the sick and the homeless, teaches English as a second language, and d
onates to the
local battered women s shelter.
The point of this exercise is to say that no one is good or bad simply because of th
e spiritual path
they follow to connect to God/The Universe/Goddess. It is personal intent and ho
w that intent manifests
into action and form in the outside world that colors the integrity of a person,
regardless of their faith. We have all known people who considered themselves G
odly, but who commit atrocious acts, often in
God s name. We have all known people who were maligned by others, but who worked a
ggressively to

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make the world a better place.

The energy within us is neutral. The energy that comes from The Divine is, by na
ture, directed toward
our own greatest good. We can use our own bio-energy to accentuate the existing
flow of energy that
comes from God and take us toward our greatest good at a much faster, cleaner pr
ogression. Likewise,
we can use our own bio-energy to fight against the flow toward our greatest good
, argue with God
about how our lives should be, and slow down the process of getting there. It is
up to us how we use
our own personal energy and that is the very specific and directed power of free
will.
Remember the idea that Energy is power and that electricity, as energy, can be use
d to harm or to
heal? Again, the intent is vital to the outcome.