Our emotional intelligence allows us to recognize emotions while experiencing them. Emotional intelligence can be perceived as a type of social intelligence that involves the ability to monitor one's own and others' emotions, to discriminate among them, and to use the information to help guide one's thinking and congruent actions.
Self-awareness (intrapersonal intelligence) and empathy and handling relationships (interpersonal intelligence) can also be perceived as dimensions of social intelligence.
Mapped to the Sweet Medicine Wheel healing preferences, the concept of emotional intelligence would be a part of void healing. Void healers or healing uses both seers, existential and emotional, and those two can call on all other intelligences (forms of healing).
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Level
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Emotion
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State
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Enlightenment
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Indescribable
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Pure Consciousness
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Joy
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Feelings of calm and peace; tranquility; grace, supreme well-being and good spirits
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Transfiguration
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Love
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A feeling of profound awe and respect
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Revelation
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Reason
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Acquiring and applying knowledge as basis for an action or a decision
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Abstraction
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Compassionate feelings supporting a willingness to forgive
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Transcendence
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Willingness
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Expecting the best possible outcome of a situation
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Intention
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Neutrality
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Feeling certainty based on past experience that a person or thing will not fail; believing in the honesty and reliability of others
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Release
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Courage
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Asserting existence or truth of some thing for facing danger or hardship with
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Empowerment
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Pride
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Feeling lack of respect accompanied by an intense dislike
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Inflation
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Anger
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Feeling of dislike, antipathy, displeasure, hostility, or aversion, so strong that it seems to demand action
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Aggression
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Desire
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Feeling of yearning, an intense desire for some particular thing promising enjoyment or pleasure
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Enslavement
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Fear
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A vague unpleasant emotion experienced in anticipation of the realization of danger
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Withdrawal
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Sadness associated with some wrong done, some disappointment, loss or despair
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Despondency
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Apathy
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Feeling that everything is wrong and nothing will turn out well
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Abdication
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Guilt
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Feeling responsible for some lapse, error, crime or misdeed
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Destruction
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Shame
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Strong feelings of embarrassment disappointment or regrettable fact; loss of self-respect and self-esteem
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Elimination
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