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When you ask a person, “What do you want?”

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When you ask a person, “What do you want?” you are activating two of that person’s matrices. You are activating the person’s intention matrix and time matrix. You are essentially asking: “When you think about the future, whether it is tomorrow or next month or five years from now, what is one your intentions for yourself and your life? What would you like to set as an objective that will enrich the quality of your life?”

Now whatever the person then says is inevitably an experience. What else could it be? The person wants to experience something that he is not now experiencing or she is wanting to experience something that she is now experiencing but more fully. Does the person want to choose a career path, decide on a life partner, begin an exercise program, reach a level of fitness and well-being that would result in more aliveness and energy, attain a level of financial stability or freedom, or what?