When I look within, how can I set an intention that guides me away from dysfunctional belief systems, negative thought-forms, and fixed patterns and toward forgiveness of myself and others?

Where does this intention challenge my sense of who I am, and how can I step into the fires of the unknown so that I may be changed forever?

When it comes to facing changes, how could my intention benefit from embracing flexibility and flow?

What structures are needed in my life so that I may fill my cup with the sweet waters of giving, without attachment to how my gifts are received?

Is my intention empowering spontaneity and simplicity? If not, how can I shift my intention to empower me to trust my ability to be there for whatever arises?

What steps do I need to take regularly in order to approach the most abundant possible dream my heart can conjure for this intention.

How can I leap away from all fear and center the actions that I’m taking for my intention in full trust in Krishna?

How is talking about my intention without taking action blocking my progress?

What clues is Krishna sending as to what within me needs to die so that I may be the one who shines the light for others?

Where can I make my intention happen through tasks that require using my hands?

How can infusing my unique beauty into each step forward for my intention free my world from dissonance and bring me into harmony with the divine?

Where am I trying too hard when it comes to my intention? How can I just accept, and collaborate with everything that comes my way?

As I reflect on this wavespell, where am I still holding resistance to change? Which teachers can help me transcend my resistance?