From the Garland of Gurus Sayings 'Who' Translation

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Verse 85. Such a one, being mistakenly convinced that he

has won real knowledge, while being devoid of Experience, presumes to

test, by the skill of his intelligence, the knower of that Truth, who is

firmly established in the transcendental Silence.(46)

 

Verse 46. Not by mere intelligence, but by intuition, can the

sage be rightly understood. Intuition is a faculty that is dormant in the

worldly man. It stands midway between human reason and the supreme wisdom that

is Self-Realization. Intuition is similar to inspiration in its essence; the

latter is only occasionally active; the former is more frequent; this is

probably all the difference there is between them.

 

These quotations are from the book,

Guru--Ramana--Vachana--Mala by " Who, "

published by Sri Ramanasramam.