buddhih

intelligence — Bg. 5.27-28

Buddhi — SB 4.1.49-52

devotional service of the Lord — Bg. 2.44

his intelligence — SB 6.13.16, SB 8.4.10

intellect — Bg. 8.7

intelligence — Bg. 2.39, Bg. 2.41, Bg. 2.53, Bg. 2.65, Bg. 3.1, Bg. 3.42, Bg. 7.4, Bg. 7.10, Bg. 10.4-5, Bg. 13.6-7, Bg. 18.17, Bg. 18.31, Bg. 18.32, SB 1.11.38, SB 1.18.16, SB 2.2.1, SB 2.5.31, SB 2.10.32, SB 3.26.14, SB 3.26.61, SB 3.31.33, SB 4.22.38, SB 5.20.6, SB 6.10.12, SB 7.1.21, SB 7.12.22, SB 10.1.15, Ādi 5.87, Madhya 6.164, Madhya 22.88-90

intelligent — Bg. 12.13-14

sharpness of intelligence — SB 5.19.7

the intelligence — Bg. 3.40, SB 6.5.14, SB 7.5.6, SB 7.5.50, Ādi 2.55

transcendental intelligence — Bg. 2.66

transcendental service with intelligence — Bg. 2.52

understanding — Bg. 18.30

whose intelligence — SB 5.26.38

the intelligence and mind — SB 8.3.22-24

who are illusioned and have become blind to spiritual knowledge — SB 5.10.20

being self-interested — SB 6.18.71

unattached intelligence — Bg. 18.49

whose intelligence is dull because he does not properly utilize his assets — SB 5.14.31

who considers these material things the ātma, or self — SB 5.13.4

accepting as the self or the demigods — SB 7.11.8-12

the conception of one’s own and another’s — SB 7.9.31

sense of differentiation — SB 4.24.61

having awakened intelligence — Madhya 22.16

mind and intelligence — Madhya 23.106-107

the animalistic conception of life (“I am the Supreme, and everyone is God”) — SB 7.5.12

having equal intelligence — Bg. 6.9

names of thirteen daughters of Dakṣa — SB 4.1.49-52

self-intelligent — Bg. 5.20

materialistic education and intelligence — SB 4.2.24

intelligently fixed — SB 2.2.3