Spiritual quotient

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Spiritual Quotient (SQ) is described as a measure that looks at a person's spiritual intelligence in the same way as intelligence quotient (IQ) looks at cognitive intelligence.

"The authors who have already begun dishing out books by the dozen on the subject of Spiritual Quotient contend that it is only SQ that set humans apart from both machines and animals. According to them SQ is about compassion and creativity, self-awareness and self-esteem, flexibility and gratitude. Thus what were once espoused by the great philosophers of the likes of Swami Vivekananda are once again being exhorted by the modern day corporate world."[1]

  • Zohar, Danah SQ: Connecting with Our Spiritual Intelligence London:Bloomsbury (paperback 2000) ISBN 1-58234-044-7

  1. ^ Roshni Datta, The Spiritual Secrets of Success Indiaonline article accessed at [1] July 27, 2006

See also Spirit Intelligence by David Powell


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