Releasing in the Gap

Question: Right now I'm reading "The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success" and I'm having a little trouble understanding a portion that for the most part seems to make a great deal. In the chapter "Law of Intention and Desire" shortly before the applying section, one of the ideas embellished is to "release" one's intentions and desires in the gap. I think I understand most of what is being inferred, however the "release" wordage has me a little confused on the specifics of what is being requested of me. Could you clear this up? And if this actually reaches Chopra, than thank you so much for your contributions to mankind, from what I've read of your work, not a great deal but some, I think what you say is wonderful. Answer: Releasing one’s intentions into the gap is very simple. In the stillness of the gap you have the intention and then you don’t. You have the thought and then you stop thinking that thought for a few moments. Then you can reintroduce the intention and again stop thinking it for a little while. That’s all there is to releasing desires in the gap. Once you are in the gap alternate your intention with periods of silence of non-thinking.rnLove,rnDeepak