Jiang's term for the divine origin from which intuition comes and to which a person can become more strongly connected.
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Jiang defines intuition as a person's connection to the divine or to the universe, saying it comes from the source rather than from isolated private subjectivity.
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"...Because, like, where does your intuition come from? It comes from the source. But there are ways in which to strengthen this connection, okay?..."
"...sense only if he is able to channel God the monad the source whatever you call it is he able to write this down..."
"...this is in um platonic philosophy what is called a monad the source the center okay the soul of the universe we will go..."
"...for each and every one of us is to return to the source. So I guess that's..."
"Like right now? No, you wouldn't be able to return to the source if you kill yourself. That's not..."
"...is breathed into us in order to... To get closer to the source."
"Not only is the Divine Comedy the source for the Renaissance, it's also the source for the Protestant Reformation, the Second Revolution, the Enlightenment,..."
"...you to try it could free you from your cavils, and the source of your arts course springs from experiment."
"...do possible. So I'm really excited in that I have left the source. To be honest with you, I was not very happy there."
"...imagination, can that abstract devotion serve as an equivalent path to the source? Are they not adding to the imagination of the universe and..."
"...okay and what matters is the individual the individual's connection to the source or the monad in the individual is able to connect to..."
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