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Intelligence is the ability to discern the subtle movements of the mind from "summary" of The Awakening of Intelligence by J. KRISHNAMURTI
Intelligence is not merely the accumulation of knowledge or the capacity to acquire information. It is something much deeper and more profound. True intelligence lies in the ability to observe the subtle movements of the mind, to understand the intricate workings of thought, emotion, and perception. When we talk about discerning the subtle movements of the mind, we are referring to the art of self-awareness. It is the ability to watch our thoughts without judgment or analysis, to see them as they arise and pass away. This kind of awareness requires a certain sensitivity, a keen perception that goes beyond the surface level of thinking. To be truly intelligent is to be in touch with the flow of one's own consciousness, to be aware of the hidden motives, f...
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