Hi Klauttu,
I really liked what you said, it got me thinking. I wonder does the person who has the intention have to be the same person who acts on the intention? I think that sometimes it is enough just to have the intention and share that intention with others who might be in a better position to bring it to life. Also I know from my own personal experiences that even if I have the best of intentions the outcome may not be what I would consider successful or even positive or helpful to the situation, in fact good intentions can sometimes go very very wrong. I don’t think it really matters too much if the intention was successful or not as long as the intention came from a place of love. I used to live next to an apartment building where a woman and her 3 kids were always being beaten by her drunk abusive husband. Every week I would hear the abuse and call the police. The next day when I knew he was off in jail, I would leave clothes, toys, baked goods, diapers, etc along with brochures from local battered womens shelter on her doorstep. I never told her who I was. Unfortunately she was still with him when I moved away. All I can hope is that my little act of kindness made her life a little bit easier and that someone from social services would someday give her the real help that I was not able to.