Conscious intelligence is the observation of impressions received through the sensory organs of sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch. To these may be added perception, apprehension, recognition, understanding, discernment and appreciation of our physical surroundings, and these are increased by occult intuition and spiritual instinct, the ability of knowing and the power of acting without the assistance of reason. Intuitive sense is modified by imagination and memory, by the discriminating qualities of intensification, by the condition of tone and the variation from the standard of health. Modified intuitive sense varies the actions of instinctive consciousness. Intuitive knowing and instinctive action are determined by organic habits and unconscious sensation without thought or volition.
Instinct is immediate in action without the process of reason.
Intuition consists of knowing without reasoning from cause to effect, direct immediate perception without reasoning. Instinct is a natural, inherited impulse, unassisted by a reasoning conception of that which occasions or effects a result. Intuition is the ability of knowing without reason, the immediate perception of truth without conscious investigation, or assigning rational causes for their existence. Instinct is an inward unconscious principle in man and the lower animals, an involuntary prompting which causes mental or physical action without individual experience or a distinct apprehension of the end to be acomplished, an innate tendency to perform a special action in a distinctive way when the necessity occurs. Intuitive belief, intuitive judgment and intuitive knowledge are qualities due to direct perception, the result of inward consciousness.