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Being intelligent, the practitioner is open to new ideas, keen to explore their value for practice rather than be defensive in viewing new ideas as a threat. Intelligence moves beyond abstract knowledge into a deeper awareness of self that Krishnamurti terms as intuition. He writes (1996, p. 89):

There is an intelligent revolt [against environment] which is not reaction but comes with self‐knowledge through the awareness of one’s own thought and feeling. It is only when we face experience that we keep intelligence highly awakened; and intelligence highly awakened is intuition, which is the only true guide in life.

Put another way, reflection nurtures intelligence and intelligence nurtures intuition, the very essence of professional artistry.