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The word çJit-vinyarné is currently popularly used in Thailand to denote
the çphilosophical intellect concerned with the better, or higher, part of the
mind, showing much refinement of thought and feeling, characterized by
the ascendancy of the spirité. The word is used in a similar way as the
English word çspiritualé or çspiritualityé, but its meaning is much deeper.
Somchai Bovornkitti, M.D.
