Universal Intelligence

A Practical Guide to Infinite Power Within

De: Joshua Dirks, KC Dochtermann

Narrado por: Josh Dirks, KC Dochtermann

Universal Intelligence is a journey into the unseen architecture that shapes our lives, a bridge between the mysteries of spirit and the clarity of science. Drawing on timeless wisdom, modern research, and real-world stories from around the globe, this book reveals the guiding force that connects every living being—a force you can access right now.

In this book, you'll discover the Principles—the timeless promises of Universal Intelligence—and the Elements—the daily, living frequencies within you: Will, Memory, Perception, Intuition, Imagination, Reason, and more. You'll see how these forces are woven into the fabric of life, from the instinct of a whale sensing an earthquake to the resilience of a human defying impossible odds. Far from abstract theory, Universal Intelligence offers practical disciplines—journaling, meditation, nature immersion, mindful routines, and intentional fellowship—to help you quiet the noise of the modern world, align with your higher self, and live a life of harmony, abundance, and purpose. It's a call to action: to believe in something greater, to embrace your gifts, to navigate with clarity, and to radiate change outward into the world. Whether you're at the beginning of your journey or seeking deeper alignment, this book is a sanctuary for growth and awakening. Science is beginning to catch up to truths our ancestors knew—truths preserved through story, intuition, and faith. You don't have to wait for the next study to tell you what your soul already knows. The connection is here, now, waiting for you to engage it. Your life has a design. Your soul has a compass. This is how you find your way.

©2025 Josh Dirks and KC Dochtermann (P)2026 Josh Dirks and KC Dochtermann

Fun, Quick Read yet also incredibly deep

Universal Intelligence is a fun, quick read while also being incredibly deep.


It argues that there’s a “Universal Intelligence” that fewer and fewer people are aware of and yet if it were accessed, they’d have much more fulfilling lives.


Part of this is due to digital distraction and the West’s over-emphasis on science and proof.


Dirks offers some historical context dating back to the great Library of Alexandria (that burned down around 48 BC) but also includes modern scientific evidence.


From citing Neils Bohr and Max Planck views on consciousness, to studies done by Harvard’s teaching hospital— mRI scans show distinctly different brain patterns on those who practice meditation and stillness.


He explores the three “principles” of universal intelligence and also the “elements”.


Lastly, he provides practical tips for accessing and using this intelligence.


I will incorporate some of these practices into my daily routine and take every advantage I can get in this life!