Distinguishing Intelligence from Intellect: A Way of Bettering Oneself Founder of Life a Meditation and a registered meditation teacher, Santosh Nambiar talks about the difference between one's intellect and the shared expansive intelligence of the world in his latest book, Intellect vs. Intelligence. In the book, Nambiar explains how humans cripple themselves with self-imposed limitations--of how human intellect operates against the wisdom of the universe. The author asserts that emotions such as fear, anger, stress, and anxiety are mere traps that the mind has created for itself. The book suggests of self-inquiry as a constant practice essential to achieving peace and stillness of the mind, and that awareness of the vastness of the universe is a necessary action for the human mind to conceive limitless possibilities. "This is a wonderful, highly practical text," says Fiona Hyde, principal of Williamstown Yoga and Meditation. She continues, "As a yoga teacher with over two decades of experience, I feel that it contains valuable teachings on how to live a more conscious life and how to maximise one's full creative potential."

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In the book, Nambiar explains how humans cripple themselves with self-imposed limitations--of how human intellect operates against the wisdom of the universe. The author asserts that emotions such as fear, anger, stress, and anxiety are mere traps that the mind has created for itself

Chicago Daily Herald

In his latest book Santosh Nambiar makes readers aware of the difference between the intellect and intelligence. How limited and constrained ones intellect is and how one can open up to the vastness (unlimited) of the intelligence in universe, that would open up a path to peace, joy and happiness in ones life. Great read and presented in an easy to understand format by the author. I highly recommend this book.

Kham Seng

This is a wonderful, highly practical text," says Fiona Hyde, principal of Williamstown Yoga and Meditation. She continues, "As a yoga teacher with over two decades of experience, I feel that it contains valuable teachings on how to live a more conscious life and how to maximise one's full creative potential.

Fiona Hyde

A wonderful read! Santosh gives sage advice about following the intelligence of the universe vs. relying on your own (comparatively) small intellect. I would recommend this book to anyone looking to understand themselves better - for those yearning for guidance and light from someone who truly knows and understands.

Joe Keller

Nevada USA