Chocolate Made With Good Intentions
Cocoa beans have been a main ingredient in such staples as Hershey’s, Gertrude Hawk and Godiva chocolates for years. But, where is the intention?
Intentional Chocolate, a company focused on delivering intention-enhanced food that nourishes both body and spirit, uses the advanced meditations of monks (some trained by the Dalai Lama himself) to infuse good intentions into its products. The editors at Unique Homes recently taste-tested the fine chocolates to see what celebs like Oprah Winfrey are raving about.
“Whomever consumes this chocolate will manifest optimal health and function at physical, emotional and mental levels, and in particular will enjoy an increased sense of energy, vigor and well-being…for the benefit of mankind.” This message appears on all Intentional Chocolate packaging. Maybe it was our likeness of all things chocolate, and maybe it was the monks’ good intentions, but our editors were drawn back to the delicacies hour after hour, day after day.
It’s said that consuming one serving per day for three days or more unlocks the hidden power of Intentional Chocolate, which produces more energy, calmness and a heightened sense of well-being. Whether we made a cup of hot chocolate or nibbled on a few chocolate morsels, the Intentional Chocolate hit the spot.
So eat, enjoy and remember…it’s all made with good intentions.
To learn more about the research that went into Intentional Chocolate or to place an order and judge for yourself, visit www.intentionalchocolate.com.
