The two types of people is determined by the level of "Consciousness" an individual's Soul has acquired? That is, each Soul on Earth is subject to the Law of Karma, and each of us is living a life that has been determined by the Fate Karma each of us has acquired... over many lifetimes on this Earth. The two types of people therefore can be divided into the following two basic types of people:
Those who are very intellectual tend to "think" their way through life, and they also tend to ignore, avoid, and discount their emotions. The definition of intellectual is 1.a. Of the intellect, b.Rational. 2. Appearing to or engaging in the intellect. This is from Webster's New Dictionary and Roget's Thesaurus.
Rarely mentioned is the fact that people who are "rational" tend to avoid their emotions. At this point, let us stress that the "energy" of the MIND is emotional energy. And intellectualism avoids emotionalism. And what drives most habits that people have... that they would rather not have? It is the way in which such people "vent" their emotions in a way that doesn't seem emotional. But since most people in psychology today have not undergone their own psychotherapy...[to discover the repressed emotions behind their habit patterns], the entire field of psychology today lacks this crucial facet of therapy. It simply is not possible to intellectually discover deeply repressed bits of trauma hidden "within" the MIND by use of one's brain and intellectual dialogue. Repressed trauma is emotional energy! This means it is neither rational nor is it part of the "conscious awareness" of the person "within" whom it exists. Consciousness requires "Intuition"...which is Spiritual Energy.
This is what Fritz Perls instinctively knew Intuitively via his level of Intuition, but he was unable to "intellectually" convey his natural ability to use his Intuition in words that others could comprehend... because the energy of Intuition is a form of Consciousness that one possesses [or one does not], but it cannot be acquired by use of the brain and thinking.
I have mentioned the fact that "Consciousness" is, I believe, the Energy of the Soul, and is therefore, invisible to the brain and one's physical senses. And what we refer to as "Intuition" is an aspect of one's Spiritual Energy, or Soul. So, the more Intuitive a person is, the more access to his or her Conscious Awareness that person has.
Peace, 1 Brother James
