II. Mind (PSY)
2.5 Concepts of Comprehension
Article 45 - Discernment
Discernment is a term used to define the ability to detect, perceive, recognize or comprehend between certain things internally or externally using the twelve (12) intelligences.
Similar to the classification of the different types of intelligences, discernment may be distinguished by general discernment and higher discernment:
(i) General discernment is the ability to detect, perceive, recognize or comprehend between certain objects, life forms, situations or information internally or internally; and
(ii) Higher discernment is the ability to detect, perceive, recognize or comprehend between certain non-physical, esoteric, academic and fictional constructs or arguments internally or externally.
Discernment is equivalent to the concept of competence when considering the possession, use and skill of intelligences.