76 Quotes About Inner-intent

Syadvaad means to remain as one as Atma (in the real) and to remain with different intents (in the relative, physically).

There is no liability whatsover where there is absolutely no intent of 'doing', 'making others do' or 'instigating others into doing.

Aaropit bhaav (false attribution of the belief ‘I am Chandubhai’) is vikalp bhaav (wrong belief that ‘I am Chandubhai’ and all the relative ‘I-ness’ that stems from it), and swabhaavbhaav (the intent as One's inherent nature) is the real intent; it is Parmatmabhaav (the intent as the absolute Self).

Our inner intent, and the actions that have manifested as an effect are 'scientific circumstantial evidence'. The inner intent is one 'member of the parliament'.