According to Siddhas’, humans are also ‘Pash’ (animals) but with the greatest gift given by nature. And that gift is ‘Buddha’ (intellect). If we use our intelligence wisely, it makes us human and spiritually ‘Devatas’ also. But the basic question is, “what is intelligence?’ ‘Buddhi’ is a composition of two words, ‘Bodh’ and ‘dhi’. ‘dhi’ means process or power. ‘Bodh’ means awareness and alertness. The power of alertness and awareness is known as ‘Buddhi’ (intelligence). You can understand ‘Buddhi’ as the ability to learn, understand, reason, and adapt to new or changing situations. It encompasses a range of cognitive abilities, such as problem-solving, critical thinking, creativity, perception, memory, and language proficiency. Intelligence can be measured through various standardized tests, such as IQ tests, which provide a numerical score indicating an individual’s cognitive abilities in comparison to others in their age group. However, it’s important to note that intelligence is a complex and multi-dimensional concept that cannot be fully captured by any single measure or definition.