Such great advice about the body. "Just relax, just be in your body. Your body knows what to do, it's intelligent. Just be organic, just let your body do what it's going to do because it knows, because it will take care of you. Just be within yourself." Thank you for sharing that wisdom. I also really appreciated another thought you had, which was very Kierkegaardian. "It's painful to be for people, to be there with people... is to climb back up into the garden of Eden of light and presence and just warmth, that feminine directness, that organic intuitive emotive response led away from hyper self-reflexive self-awareness which is actually sin and ego and ultimately despair and painful. It's not a good state to be in. It's not a feminine state to be in. But it seems to be almost thrust upon us..."
"Rationalizing first is more egotistical than to respond first physically". The wisdom of this woman 🔥 I've definitely thought about this before but could not phrase it. I dont think Im less narcissitic than the average extrovert. Perhaps im more because I focus too much on the interior world and it includes almost always myself, rather than focusing outwards, like an extrovert
I’m a male INFP - but my first instinct when a problem arises is to appeal to reason. I think biological sex has the most influence on our minds, especially in moments of more importance, but when our base needs are met our psychological type can express itself.
The way I speak when addressing coworkers as an INTP, can feel uncomfortably slow to the point I wonder if people feel the same as they listen. Nobody has ever said thing negative but I have been complimented so this might just be an INTP thing.
I dislike the Myers-Briggs model since it places complementary functions in opposition where they shouldn't be... thinking is a feeling and a sensation, emotions are just illiterate thoughts, perception precedes and is necessary for judgement...
Such great advice about the body.
"Just relax, just be in your body. Your body knows what to do, it's intelligent. Just be organic, just let your body do what it's going to do because it knows, because it will take care of you. Just be within yourself."
Thank you for sharing that wisdom.
I also really appreciated another thought you had, which was very Kierkegaardian.
"It's painful to be for people, to be there with people... is to climb back up into the garden of Eden of light and presence and just warmth, that feminine directness, that organic intuitive emotive response led away from hyper self-reflexive self-awareness which is actually sin and ego and ultimately despair and painful. It's not a good state to be in. It's not a feminine state to be in. But it seems to be almost thrust upon us..."
"Rationalizing first is more egotistical than to respond first physically". The wisdom of this woman 🔥
I've definitely thought about this before but could not phrase it. I dont think Im less narcissitic than the average extrovert. Perhaps im more because I focus too much on the interior world and it includes almost always myself, rather than focusing outwards, like an extrovert
"To live is to not think" - Fernando Pessoa
(An extrovert dream)
"I fart therefore I stink" Rectume DesCaCates 1650
Seriously can't get enough of these musings.
I’m a male INFP - but my first instinct when a problem arises is to appeal to reason.
I think biological sex has the most influence on our minds, especially in moments of more importance, but when our base needs are met our psychological type can express itself.
The way I speak when addressing coworkers as an INTP, can feel uncomfortably slow to the point I wonder if people feel the same as they listen. Nobody has ever said thing negative but I have been complimented so this might just be an INTP thing.
In this video she describes how she is a Vulcan. Her nickname is T'pol (Star Trek Enterprise)
11:00 that equilibrium problem is for all introverts, not only intps, i would say
I dont think peterson is a intp
He’s definitely not introverted.
@@adino20yeah lol
He is not. Please don't tell me he is😭
Why not? Becouse he is a public speaker? @@adino20
Intj?
I dislike the Myers-Briggs model since it places complementary functions in opposition where they shouldn't be... thinking is a feeling and a sensation, emotions are just illiterate thoughts, perception precedes and is necessary for judgement...
melancholy mori is cured by 'build up who you want to be when you die'
Spoken like a true INTP who doesn't accept the norm😂
I despise the Myers-Briggs model
Have you tried cognitive mechanics according to CS Joseph? It’s much more akin to Jung’s original ideas
Perception precedes emotions? You don't say?? Was that supposed to be profound or something? A revelation? 😂