fusion of intellect and intuition

The fusion of intuition and intellect

The power of the physical when joined by the ethereal

The fusion of intuition and intellect into one operating force has many advantages, decision making by the intuition is rapid and action to carry out that decision, guided by the intellect, is in harmony with the physical world we live in, on Gaia. The intuition is ethereal and so cannot control physical activity, only a physical force can do this, the intellect is part of the physical existence and so can control physical activity. If the intuition suggests turn right, then the intellect can tell the body to turn to the right and walk. Without the brain, the intellect, giving orders to the flesh and blood, the legs and the muscles, nothing would happen, the intuitive command to turn right, would be ignored.

The intellect needs training, we are not born knowing how to read and write, and so education, experience and training are necessary if the intellect is to successfully carry out the decisions made by the intuition.

Creativity- at least as far as we humans understand it- is physical, earth bound, tied to Gaia. In order to benefit Creation as a whole, it needs Ethereal energy from the Cosmos, from Heaven, to carry this creativity to where it is needed, in creation itself.

Where does the intuition come from? How do we separate it from wishful thinking? How do we learn to recognise and trust it?

Intuition is defined as – knowledge or belief obtained neither by reason or perception. Also claimed by some to be any unjustified belief.

Intellect is defined as-- the capacity for understanding, thinking, and reasoning. Claiming a person is an intellectual, is often interpreted as meaning an exceptionally talented mind but that is not the actual definition. Nearly all people have intellect, according to the actual definition.

Wishful thinking is when we have an aim, an objective, that is so powerful we convince ourselves this is such a good idea it must be the right one and somehow it is what should happen.

Wishful thinking is in some ways, like intuition, in that it needs intellectual effort to bring the objective to reality. The difference is that one is formed in our own mind out of desire, while the other comes without prior desire.

There is an old saying that God moves in mysterious ways his office to fulfil; If we replace the words we get : the cosmic force acts in ways we do not understand, in order to reach objectives, we know nothing about. Even if you do not believe that the universe has a purpose, you can still accept that some unseen force seems to operate within the collective human psyche. It may be that it is this force which transmits the ideas that we call intuition, it may also be that we pick up intuitive ideas from a ”thought cloud”. Thought clouds are the ethereal collection of similar thoughts generated by many different individuals. Due to the law of homogeneous attraction these separate individual thoughts, collect together and it may be that if our unconscious mind is “tuned in” to similar thoughts, we receive information from the collective thought cloud. This is not any individual sending thoughts into our brain but us tapping into the collective.

How we utilise our intuition, how we fuse intellect to intuition, is a matter for the individual. Education in childhood is focused, rightly, on developing the intellect. As a pre-school child we are educated by the behaviour and attitudes of our families and fellow infants. This means that much of our reaction to formal education is dependent on this pre-school education. By the time we have left formal education most of us have neglected intuition completely. Some, who often get called geniuses, have not and they utilise the fusion to progress ideas. Not all ideas are good, thought form clouds can be formed by a collective of wrong ideas; this is where the intellect and the moral conditioning of pre-school childhood, come into play, to select which is a good idea and which is not. If you think that intuition comes directly from some cosmic force, then you have to remember that every force has an opposite, so not every thought, from a cosmic source, will be good.

There are several examples of inventions, or creative works, where the basic idea comes to a person’s mind, “unbidden” and they grasp the opportunity to develop this into something tangible. This is the fusion of intuition and intellect. Many will not call such unbidden ideas intuition, but they do fit the definition. The later rationalisation and intellectual development do not alter the fact that in the first instant, the idea was knowledge or belief obtained neither by reason or perception. In war or armed conflict many heroic events occur when, under pressure of the moment, a person acts on instinct, operates at speed without conscious thought. This also is fusion between intellect and intuition. In this situation the unconscious decision making takes over. The intuition s allowed to operate without the delay caused by intellectual reasoning, the intellect voluntarily gives decision making to the intuition (call it instinct if you must) and uses the intellect to carry out the actions fast, without the hesitation caused by calculating possible outcomes.

All humans have both intellect and the capacity to receive intuitive ideas, how the individual separates good intuitive ideas from bad ones and how they use their intellectual capacity to develop the intuitive idea, is a matter for the individual and to some extent, the education that their intellect has received.