Scientists, psychologists, and philosophers have examined and discussed the complicated and multidimensional idea of intelligence for decades. Although there isn’t a single, widely agreed-upon definition of intelligence, it’s commonly understood to mean having the capacity to gather, analyze, and apply knowledge and abilities to solve issues, adjust to changing circumstances, and accomplish objectives.
In addition to general intelligence, some theories recognize specific abilities or skills or multiple intelligence, such as linguistic, musical, spatial, or mathematical intelligence. The next concept is emotional intelligence, which is the capacity to identify, comprehend, control, and effectively use emotions in interpersonal relationships and decision-making. Today, EQ is essential for success in leadership and interpersonal interactions. Psychologists have further developed different intelligence tests to evaluate cognitive ability.
The Intelligence Quotient, or IQ, is the most well-known of these. It is generally acknowledged that an individual’s intellect is shaped by environment and heredity. Spiritual intelligence (SQ) is more closely associated with spontaneous cosmic intelligence when you realize, “Bingo!” than cognitive intelligence, which is related more to knowledge and abilities gained through education and experience.
We should not forget that intelligence is a multifaceted and intricate concept whose complexity cannot be adequately captured by a single definition or theory. In addition, as our knowledge of the human mind and its capacities expands, so does the concept of intelligence.
The distinction between intellect and intelligence follows. Beyond cognitive capacities, intelligence, in my opinion, is spontaneously captured through each person’s unique ability to watch and absorb in the form of eureka.
On the other hand, intellect is the capacity to reason analytically based on the information you have learned, gathered, and borrowed from outside sources, including those you have gained from your own experiences. It is not the same as intelligence. It is developing a scholarly mindset without necessarily becoming an innovator or scientist. It is a more limited notion focusing only on mental, cognitive, and intellectual capacities.
Since we can use this infinite intelligence to craft the exact life we desire, how could we gather some of it and mould it like clay to create new lives for ourselves? Since the universal divine intelligence has no judgments, it will give you whatever you ask for, regardless of whether you are observant and alert. The more intense your alertness, the quicker the Quantum Field will manifest as spontaneous awareness. What you want from this universal intelligence field is also determined by how determined and convinced you are about your desire. Be aware of the inner self in every moment, followed by being aware of all around you from moment to moment. Decide what you want most and focus on that vision, passion, and determination. It awakens your innate intelligence. But first, you must channel your power and not wait for the universe to serve or save you. Universal Intelligence is just waiting on your command to go into action to fulfil your most passionate desires.
Some may argue that intelligence simply evolves through natural selection, but I see evolution as a process guided by universal intelligence. The complexity and order inherent in human thought and the universe indicate the fingerprints of a universal intelligence playing its role. As Einstein said, “Everyone who is seriously involved in the pursuit of science becomes convinced that a spirit is manifest in the laws of the universe, a spirit vastly superior to that of man.”
The spirit itself is a pronouncement of that divine which creates that uniqueness in every living organism, corroborating with the axiom “That Art Thou” – you are that potential divine embedded in the soul as the spirit with infinite knowledge, which requires to check and guide the finite mind to expand, effectuate and evolve with divinity.
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