We talk of other Morphic field creators - and sometimes there is a tendency to brush everything with the same brush and call it all ‘morphic fields’ aka same as Sapien’s fields.
As someone who learned from Dale, experimented making fields with GT, and has almost every field from Dream (minus the super expensive Divine Balance Pendant category 
which I am gonna leave it to my buddy @This_Boy_Here), I think we need to appreciate the complexity of these fields. Sometimes, we dumb down everything - simplicity is a virtue, over-simplification is not!
Is a morphic field an intention? To an extent. Is repeating the same intention a billion times the same as Sapien’s morphic field? Not really. Is energized intent (could be through Reiki, crystals, bio-energy, servitor, etc.) the same as Sapien’s fields - not exactly! I am not really passing judgment on the effectiveness of those methods - they can be very effective, but those are not the same as the painfully precise and intelligent fields created by Dreamweaver. There is very precise and specific coding which is imbued into audio or an object - this is not merely intended, or asked as a prayer or “I ask and it shall be done” type of a thing - it requires a massive amount of skill and precision.
As Dale writes, if we have a precise idea of what is required of a field, and this is conceptually held in the quantum mind, while ensuring that there is no interference to this resonant field for a sufficient amount of time, that makes the field come alive. The higher the state of energy, the faster and stronger the field is. While all this sounds simple on the paper, mountainous effort and accomplishment are needed to achieve palpable results. The concepts are similar to say Psychokenesis and it is not an easy task to accomplish.
Again, the reason I write this is to drive home the point that what Sapien does is not easy and not the same as many other creators we have today. Of course, there probably are other creators who produce similar morphic fields, but it will be good to understand the complexity behind creating a field so that we truly appreciate Dream’s work and not compare it with this, that, or something else.