Can the power of our thoughts influence the physical world around us? What if we could see our intentions, hopes, and fears displayed before us? Could these images allow us to connect with our deeper selves, with others, with our departed loved ones?

Windbridge Institute husband and wife research team, Mark Boccuzzi and Julie Beischel, PhD, spent a year exploring these and other questions relating to the extended nature of consciousness and the connections that exist between our minds and the physical world.

Drawing inspiration from Masaru Emoto's research on water, studies conducted at the Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research (PEAR) Lab on the effects of intention on electronic devices, the Global Consciousness Project, and others, Boccuzzi and Beischel have developed a unique and beautiful method for the artistic representation of focused intentions.

Visualizing Intention explores the development and application of their research. It also includes 12 images created from data collected while meditators focused on specific ideas. You can use these images as the focus of your own meditations.