Discriminative: that is to say, capable of discerning intuitively between the Absolute and the relative, and of prolonging this discernment onto planes that are relative; contemplative: that is to say, capable of attaching itself – in a “naturally supernatural” manner – to the consciousness of pure Being and to the pure Essence; operative: that is to say, predisposed to pass from potentiality to act, hence from the abstract to the concrete and from intelligence to will. [GTUFS: SurveyME, Deficiencies in the World of Faith]