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  dhiyä—by intelligence.    SB 2.1.23, SB 2.2.20, SB 3.6.38, SB 3.9.10, SB 3.12.7, SB 3.13.16, SB 3.15.42, SB 5.26.39, SB 9.4.42, SB 9.11.16 (and more...)
  dhiyä—by meditating    SB 3.9.11, SB 4.9.2, SB 7.15.77
  dhiyä—by their intelligence    SB 5.18.9, SB 8.3.29, Antya 14.1
  dhiyä—with the intelligence    SB 3.29.5, SB 4.4.25
  dhiya—how the intelligence is working    SB 8.5.27
  dhiyä—by the mind    Adi 3.111
  dhiyä—in full consciousness.    SB 2.1.18
  dhiyä—with the path of knowledge    SB 9.8.27
  dhiyä—by such intelligence.    SB 8.22.22
  dhiyä—by consideration    SB 8.16.17
  dhiyä—even by meditation    SB 7.10.50
  dhiyä—by wisdom    SB 6.7.17
  dhiyä—with full intelligence.    SB 6.5.10
  dhiyä—by so-called meditation or intelligence    SB 6.4.29
  dhiyä—meditation    SB 4.8.80
  dhiyä—in meditation    SB 4.7.18
  dhiyä—with the mind    SB 3.26.72
  dhiyä—mentally    SB 3.25.12
  dhiyä—by thought    SB 3.22.21
  dhiyä—with intelligence    SB 3.16.11
  dhiyä—by such clean intelligence    SB 2.4.21
  dhiyä—by attention    SB 2.2.13
  a-tat-dhiyä—by accepting the body as the self    SB 7.9.17
  adhokñaja-dhiyä—although Gargamuni was visible to the senses, Nanda Mahäräja maintained a very high respect for him    SB 10.8.2
  anukampita-dhiyä—out of compassion    SB 3.28.29
  svayä dhiyä—by his reason    SB 3.17.29
  uddhura-dhiyä—by first-class intelligence    Adi 17.293
  udvigna-dhiyä—because of some anxiety    SB 8.16.8
  vakra-dhiyä—with a cold reception    SB 4.3.18
  viñama-dhiyä—by this unequal intelligence    SB 6.16.41
  yajïa-éçvara-dhiyä—with the perfect intelligence of thinking as part and parcel of the Supreme Lord    SB 4.20.35-36