Meditation of Exchange — Intentions

What are intentions, what are they used for, and how should one work with them?
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1. Of our own, in all genders, for all reasons, promoting exchange meditation, initiating others, seeking and selecting others, and also avoiding such actions, so that they would draw from us, from our entire being and Soul and from others, take upon themselves and accept upon themselves in exchange meditation and beyond, among other things all kinds and levels of our and others’ unconsciousness, our and others’ failures, our and others’ karma, our and others’ responsibility, our and others’ entanglements, and more, and experiencing all the effects of this.
2. Of our own, in all genders, for all reasons, and especially of my Soul, performing exchange meditations of energy, thoughts, exchange of burdens, exchange of karma, exchange of unconsciousness, and more with the being Lokesia, with other people, Souls, beings, entities, creations, and our avoiding such actions, responsibilities, entanglements, and more, and experiencing all the effects of this.
3. Of our own, in all genders, for all reasons, and especially of my Soul, carrying out and planning—by us and by others upon us—exchange meditations including energy, thoughts, burdens, karma, unconsciousness, and more with the being Lokesia, with other people, Souls, beings, entities, creations, and our avoiding such actions, responsibilities, entanglements, and more, and experiencing all the effects of this.
4. Of our own, in all genders, for all reasons, drawing to ourselves, taking upon ourselves, and not accepting upon ourselves in exchange meditation and beyond, among other things others’ unconsciousness, others’ failures, others’ illnesses, others’ karma, others’ responsibility, others’ entanglements, and more, and our avoiding such actions, responsibilities, entanglements, and more, and experiencing all the effects of this.
5. Of our own, in all genders, for all reasons, drawing to ourselves, taking upon ourselves, and not accepting upon ourselves in exchange meditation and beyond, among other things others’ unconsciousness—including from the being Lokesia—others’ failures, others’ karma, others’ responsibility, others’ entanglements, from all those who need it, demand it, expect it, and with whom we have agreed to such actions, and our avoiding such actions, responsibilities, entanglements, and more, and experiencing all the effects of this.
6. Of our own, in all genders, for all reasons, drawing to ourselves, taking upon ourselves, and not accepting upon ourselves in exchange meditation and beyond, among other things others’ unconsciousness, others’ failures, others’ karma, others’ responsibility, others’ entanglements from various decent, good, innocent, known and unknown beings—including from the being Lokesia—and more, and our avoiding such actions, responsibilities, entanglements, and more, and experiencing all the effects of this.
7. Of our own, in all genders, for all reasons, drawing to ourselves, taking upon ourselves, and not accepting upon ourselves in exchange meditation and beyond, among other things others’ unconsciousness, others’ failures, others’ karma, others’ responsibility, others’ entanglements from various decent, good, innocent, known and unknown beings of all kinds, levels, and genders—priests, monks, shepherd Souls, sons of God, divine mothers, rulers, parents, children, relatives—including from the being Lokesia—and more, and our avoiding such actions, responsibilities, entanglements, and more, and experiencing all the effects of this.
8. Of our own, in all genders, for all reasons, drawing to ourselves, taking upon ourselves, and not accepting upon ourselves in exchange meditation and beyond, among other things others’ unconsciousness, others’ failures, others’ karma, others’ responsibility, others’ entanglements from known and unknown gods, deities of all kinds and levels—including from the being Lokesia—and more, and our avoiding such actions, responsibilities, entanglements, and more, and experiencing all the effects of this.
9. Of our own, in all genders, for all reasons, drawing to ourselves, taking upon ourselves, and not accepting upon ourselves in exchange meditation and beyond, among other things others’ unconsciousness, others’ failures, others’ karma, others’ responsibility, others’ entanglements from known and unknown messiahs, prophets, Lokesia, Amitabha, buddhas, bodhisattvas, and more, and our avoiding such actions, responsibilities, entanglements, and more, and experiencing all the effects of this.
10. Of our own, in all genders, for all reasons, drawing to ourselves, taking upon ourselves, and not accepting upon ourselves in exchange meditation and beyond, among other things others’ unconsciousness, others’ failures, others’ karma, others’ responsibility, others’ entanglements from known and unknown rulers, soldiers, officers, leaders—including from the being Lokesia—and more, and our avoiding such actions, responsibilities, entanglements, and more, and experiencing all the effects of this.
11. Of our own, in all genders, for all reasons, drawing to ourselves, taking upon ourselves, and not accepting upon ourselves in exchange meditation and beyond, among other things others’ unconsciousness, others’ failures, others’ karma, others’ responsibility, others’ entanglements from known and unknown beings such as aliens, creatures, including from the being Lokesia, from other parts of our own being, from other parts of others’ beings, and more, and our avoiding such actions, responsibilities, entanglements, and more, and experiencing all the effects of this.
12. Of our own, in all genders, for all reasons, being scapegoats willing to draw to ourselves, take upon ourselves, and accept upon ourselves in exchange meditation and beyond, among other things others’ unconsciousness, others’ failures, others’ karma, others’ responsibility, others’ entanglements from various known and unknown people, Souls, beings, entities, creations of all kinds and levels—including from the being Lokesia—and our avoiding such actions, responsibilities, entanglements, and more, and experiencing all the effects of this.
13. Of our own, in all genders, for all reasons, drawing to ourselves, taking upon ourselves, and not accepting upon ourselves in exchange meditation and beyond, among other things others’ unconsciousness, others’ failures, others’ karma, others’ responsibility, others’ entanglements from known and unknown beings of all genders and levels, including nymphomaniacs, prostitutes, psychopaths, Babylonian harlots, succubi, promiscuous beings, sociopaths, Avalokiteśvara, divine mothers, their Souls, their beings, and more, and our avoiding such actions, responsibilities, entanglements, and more, and experiencing all the effects of this.
14. Of our own, in all genders, for all reasons, drawing to ourselves, taking upon ourselves, and not accepting upon ourselves in exchange meditation and beyond, among other things others’ unconsciousness, others’ failures, others’ karma, others’ responsibility, others’ entanglements from known and unknown beings including erotomaniacs, sociopaths, psychopaths, Lokesia, their Souls and beings, and more, and our avoiding such actions, responsibilities, entanglements, and more, and experiencing all the effects of this.
15. Of our own, in all genders, for all reasons, drawing to ourselves, taking upon ourselves, and also avoiding and not accepting upon ourselves in exchange meditation and beyond, among other things others’ unconsciousness, others’ failures, others’ karma, others’ responsibility, others’ entanglements from various known and unknown beings, people, Souls, with the belief that we will not experience enlightenment, fulfillment, or a wonderful life without the grace of beings such as Lokesia, a guru, a living god, a priest, or other living gods and deities, that we will not rise to such a level of consciousness without their prior approval, and more, and experiencing all the effects of this.

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s_majda writes:
02/07/2016 at 07:09 (Edit)
According to Wikipedia, a “sin eater” is a person who, through the ritual consumption of food and drink, takes upon themselves the sins of another person, often someone on their deathbed, thereby freeing that person’s soul from those sins and allowing them to pass away in peace.

It is believed that the ritual of sin-eating was practiced in some regions of Great Britain and survived there until the early 20th century. The 1911 Encyclopaedia Britannica, under the entry “sin eaters,” provides examples of similar customs in other parts of Europe.

A sin eater led the life of a socially excluded person. This individual was brought to the bedside of a dying person, and a relative would place a piece of bread on the dying person’s chest and pass it, along with a bottle of beer, over the body to the sin eater. After a prayer or recitation, the sin eater would drink the beer and eat the bread. In this way, the sins were transferred to the one performing the ritual.

According to local legend, Richard Munslow, whose grave is located in Shropshire, England, was the last English sin eater. He died in 1906.

Małgorzata Krata writes:
15/07/2016 at 19:24 (Edit)
The Aztec goddess Tlazolteotl was a priestess who consumed and destroyed the sins of humanity (Tlaelquani).

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Autor: Sławomir Majda
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