“ And God said unto him, Because thou (Solomon) hast asked this thing (an understanding heart), and hast not asked for thyself long life; neither hast asked riches for thyself, nor hast asked the life of thine enemies; but hast asked for thyself understanding to discern judgment;
nice exploration around these interwoven life-skilll and/or life-attributes.
since 2014 i've been practicing a muscle testing process which is, to bring it to your languge, an great exercise and adjunct to 'blind' intuition. it brings attention to the now which is that which knows 'intutiively' what is now. it does not replace appropriate spontaneous intution that kept out of arrests! and yet is is fantastic when we have choices to make and when the 'correct' one is not obvious. although it sounds like your intuition is strong enough for that not to be necessary. for me it has proven to be indispensible.
and as to the mbti, i came to that after having studied its source with great intensity for many years: *psychological types*. meyers and her daughter to jung's ideas of there being two modes of experience as either an 'extravert* or as an *introverted* — jungian words — and applied them to his four modes: thinking, feeling, sensation and intuition. reading his entire book was extremely challenging and most people don't. his general theory of types was a conclusion to the book which was an in depth look at how philosophers since the greeks typed people. it was an important read and for me the description of types by jung was a 'theory' or idea, which i think many people have because they haven't read the book.
i came to mbti very late and when i tested in various evalating tools i was either INFJ - Advocate
INFP - Mediator; i got one other type once, which i've forgotten.
and meyers contacted jung several times for his opinion or perhaps endorsement for her construction out of his ideas. to the best of reported knowledge he gave no opinion on that one way of the other.
with recent understanding about the importance of letting go of my stories of 'i', 'me' and 'mine' i've pretty much relaxed away from any kind of self labelling, even those, or perhaps especially those, that had at one time been extremely helpful in moving myself forward to creater understand with humilty. amazing journey.
we are living the bhagavad-gita and the great apocalypse at the same time! all the best with what is changing. everything changes! with peace, respect, love and exuberant joy.
hola, murphy.
nice exploration around these interwoven life-skilll and/or life-attributes.
since 2014 i've been practicing a muscle testing process which is, to bring it to your languge, an great exercise and adjunct to 'blind' intuition. it brings attention to the now which is that which knows 'intutiively' what is now. it does not replace appropriate spontaneous intution that kept out of arrests! and yet is is fantastic when we have choices to make and when the 'correct' one is not obvious. although it sounds like your intuition is strong enough for that not to be necessary. for me it has proven to be indispensible.
and as to the mbti, i came to that after having studied its source with great intensity for many years: *psychological types*. meyers and her daughter to jung's ideas of there being two modes of experience as either an 'extravert* or as an *introverted* — jungian words — and applied them to his four modes: thinking, feeling, sensation and intuition. reading his entire book was extremely challenging and most people don't. his general theory of types was a conclusion to the book which was an in depth look at how philosophers since the greeks typed people. it was an important read and for me the description of types by jung was a 'theory' or idea, which i think many people have because they haven't read the book.
i came to mbti very late and when i tested in various evalating tools i was either INFJ - Advocate
INFP - Mediator; i got one other type once, which i've forgotten.
and meyers contacted jung several times for his opinion or perhaps endorsement for her construction out of his ideas. to the best of reported knowledge he gave no opinion on that one way of the other.
with recent understanding about the importance of letting go of my stories of 'i', 'me' and 'mine' i've pretty much relaxed away from any kind of self labelling, even those, or perhaps especially those, that had at one time been extremely helpful in moving myself forward to creater understand with humilty. amazing journey.
we are living the bhagavad-gita and the great apocalypse at the same time! all the best with what is changing. everything changes! with peace, respect, love and exuberant joy.
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