The term emotional intelligence has been used in psychology only recently. Psychologists still don’t know what “it” is that is hidden behind that term, what organs and processes it is related to, what conditions it, how it functions, and what the consequences of that functioning are, but the very attempt to include emotions in their theories about the human spirit deserves praise. Awareness of the existence of the cosmos built from the hereditary materials of all beings living on Earth will enable those who acquire it to find answers to these questions as well.

Your emotional intelligence is nothing other than your ability to “feel” the (rapid) changes in the bodies of the animal beings that live on your planam, and thus also the changes in the hereditary materials of those beings (changes in the components of the ethical part of your picture of the world), conditioned by changes in the environment in which those beings live, or, which is the same, conditioned by changes in the physical and chemical properties of the physical structure of your planam and by the physical changes in the genomes, bodies, and brains of other beings that inhabit that planet. You must not equate this type of intelligence (ability) with your knowledge of the spiritual component of the reality in which you live, because the change of that knowledge, i.e., the change in the genomes of the animal beings that live on your planam, and the feeling for what is happening within those beings, i.e., the feeling for changes in the physical structure of their bodies and brains – are not one and the same. You should also separate your emotional intelligence from your intelligence, i.e., from your ability to rapidly change all the constituent parts of your picture of the world, or, which is the same, your ability to rapidly change the linear genetic text encoded in the genomes of all beings that live on your planam, because the rate of change in the genomes of the beings that live on your planam is one thing, while your feeling for what is happening to the physical structure of their bodies and brains, and indirectly to the environment in which those beings live, is something entirely different.

Changes in the genomes of the animal beings that live on your planam can be caused by:

  • Your physical and spiritual experiences gained through contact with the material and spiritual components of the reality in which you live. The information collected by your senses is encoded into the genomes of plants (logicae), animals (ethicae), and other beings that live on your planam (instincts). Radical changes in the genomes of a larger group of beings living on that planet would cause changes in the physical structure of the surface layers of your planam, i.e., changes in the living conditions on that planet, and consequently, in the genomes of its other inhabitants as well.
  • The physical and spiritual experiences of the animal beings that live on your planam, gained through their interactions with one another and with other beings that inhabit that planet. The information gathered by the senses of the animal beings living on your planam is encoded into the genomes of plants, animals, and other beings (logicae, ethicae, and instincts) that live on the planets built, in the new invisible world, from their hereditary materials. In this way, the physical structure of the planets on which those beings live (the planets built from the hereditary materials of the animal beings that live on your planam) is indirectly changed, or, which is the same, in this way the genomes of your ethicae and the organic structure of their bodies are indirectly changed, which, in turn, you are able to feel.
  • The physical experiences of the animal beings that live on your planam, gained through their contact with the material component of the reality in which they live.

You should, therefore, relate emotional intelligence to the interactive influence between the animal world on your planam (your ethicae) and the environment in which that world lives (the physical structure of the planam and other living beings). You should separate it from the “rational” part of your reason, your logicae, as well as from the delusion that mere knowledge about the spiritual component of the reality in which you live (gained through your own or adopted experience of others) has determined your emotion-based thinking or behaviour.