Bhakti, in contrast, is spiritual, a love and devotion to religious concepts or principles, that engages both emotion and intellection.
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In instinct we are united with nature, in intellection we are detached from nature, and in imagination re-united with nature.
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It evoked shared religiosity, direct emotional and intellection of the divine, and the pursuit of spiritual ideas without the overhead of institutional superstructures.
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Carl Hovland was a big man, soft in speech, gentle in manner, as incredibly quick and deft in physical movement as in intellection.
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Another term for the final result of intellection, that is to say a person's accumulated knowledge, is the " acquired intellect ".
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"A good funeral, like a good poem, is driven by voices, images, intellections and the permanent, " he continues.
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A priori " knowledge, to which they have access through a process of reason or intellection a process that critics find to be rather mysterious.
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He knew that as directors, both Besson and Serreau had a complementary charm and inventiveness born of an essentially European blend of childlike clownishness and deep, politicized intellection.
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One critic called him " the Charles Atlas of Western intellection, " and the writer Nelson Algren dismissed him as " the Lawrence Welk of the philosophy trade ."
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Therefore what makes prophetic knowledge unique is not its content, which is also accessible to philosophers through demonstration and intellection, but rather the form that it is given by the prophet's imagination.
