Great.

Also, there is just intent without presupposing it’s value.

Ultimately there is no ‘good’ or ‘bad’ intent... which is what you’re kind of pointing to.... it’s the direction and value one plays on the intention that labels it as one or the other.

This is subjective however. What is ‘good’ for you may be seen as ‘bad’ by another. Clearly your critics have a polarised view to yours.

In Taoist practice, any intention we have is powerless unless the will empowers us to do something with that intention: make it a reality!

We all have filters that influence our perception, and knowing others’ intentions are just not possible!

😊🙏🏽☯️