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True Intelligence does not have a limit. That statement might sound strange as ordinarily we are used to an intelligence that is VERY limited. Whether we see our intelligence as being limited by intellect, memory, imagination, or anything else, the same still holds — namely, we are having an experience of a limited intelligence.
And so I will repeat. True Intelligence does not have a limit. It is Infinite.
Infinite Intelligence can seamlessly function on levels which transcend the sphere of the human brain’s intelligence (meaning the human brain’s thought and perception), as well as on levels that are deeply animalistic (concerned with handling power in interactions for example), as well as on all other levels (—the ones I mentioned only being picked out out of the whole simply because they relate to our experience as human beings).
It’s primary qualities are absolute unstoppability, meaning that no boundary or barrier can limit it, but each yields to it; and perfect understanding, meaning that nothing it encounters remains obscure and foreign, but everything reveals its nature to it.
This brilliant essence, described as absolutely unstoppable and perfectly understanding, is Infinite Intelligence.
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Infinite Intelligence is complete destruction. It is a complete destruction of any ‘would be’, ‘should be’, ‘I think it is’. So much so that there is nothing left but the Brilliancy of Recognizing the Nature of each and every thing.
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To know a thing without knowing it to be a part of (or the very being of) Reality Itself is blindness.
To know nothing, but to know Reality Itself is Freedom, but an empty one.
To know anything while knowing it to be a part of (or the very being of) Reality Itself is Infinite Intelligence.
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A mind that is closed off only to itself can never know the joy of Infinite Intelligence.
A mind that is open to such a radical degree that it cannot tell the difference between “itself” and “other minds” does know Infinite Intelligence.
Infinite Intelligence is the Web of All Minds. It is Mind itself — aware, awake, and self-Knowing.