According to the lecture “Waiting For Your Second Birth” by Robert Moore, harnessing the strength & wisdom within ourselves is a profound journey often symbolized in mystical poetry and age-old teachings. Recalling the imagery of Jesus on a lean donkey, […]
Carl Jung’s theory on psychological types is a cornerstone in understanding personality psychology, seeking to categorize individuals into distinct types based on their psychological functioning. This typology is significant for its depth and interdisciplinary approach, for it does not solely
The next of the 16 personalities is the ESTP. The ESTP tend to be natural leaders who are action oriented & take charge in situations. They like to live a fast paced life and are attracted to risky or adventurous
John Beebe’s work in “Energies and Patterns in Psychological Type: The Reservoir of Consciousness” offers a comprehensive exploration into the dynamics of personality as conceptualized within analytical psychology. Beebe’s insights extend Carl Jung’s psychological types by weaving together a system
The ISTJ personality type is often called the traditionalists. ISTJs are introverted, they mostly keep to themselves and like to stay in their comfort zones. Additionally, they often lack social awareness and may feel awkward in group gatherings. However, when
Memories, Dreams, Reflections by Carl Jung offers a remarkable look into the mind and life of one of the forefathers of modern psychology. This autobiography is not a traditional narrative but a compilation of reflections that span the intricate landscape
Understanding ourselves and the people around us can be a complex but enlightening journey. “Please Understand Me: Character and Temperament Types” offers a compass for this journey, exploring the rich landscape of human temperament. This insightful book, authored by David
ESTJ personality type is one of the more rational thinkers and traditionalists of the 16 types. They tend to be very outgoing and have a sensitive connection with their innermost feelings & morals (though they likely won’t admit it). These
“Aion: Researches into the Phenomenology of the Self” is a significant work by the Swiss psychiatrist Carl Gustav Jung. In this text, Jung explores the deeper layers of the psyche through the lens of phenomenology, elaborating on the complexities of
