Carl Jung - Introverts And Extroverts, Intuition, Cognitive Functions, Synchronicity
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''Intuition is a perception by ways of means of the unconscious.'' Carl Gustav Jung
26:55 Dr Jung had an amazing humour
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13:21 "one of the most difficult types is the intuitive introvert. the introvert is more difficult because he has intuitions as to the subject factor, of the inner world. that is very difficult to understand, because what he sees are most uncommon things, and he doesn't like to talk about them - if he's not a fool, for he would spoil his own game by telling what he sees, because people won't understand it."
17:50 "such a person cannot possibly speak of their experiences, because everybody would think they're absolutely crazy. if the introverted intuitive were to speak what they really perceive, then practically nobody would understand, they'd be misunderstood. and so they learn to keep things to themselves, and you hardly ever hear them talking of these things. that is their greatest advantage, and enormous advantage in other ways. for instance, when they come into the presence of a person they do not know, they certainly have inner images, and those inner images give a more or less complete picture of who that person is.
19:50 "and so the introverted intuitive in a way has a very difficult life, although one of the most interesting lives, but it is often difficult to gain their confidence. the things that are interesting to them are utterly strange to the ordinary individual.
nakedBison69 I can relate, but it is important to know and remember that this can cause an imbalance if we become too withdrawn from the external world, absorbed in our own internal realm of thoughts and images.
True, I often come up with realizations or "rules of thumb" about how to face life and assert myself into reality. Also, when i meet someone automatically think : oh, I've already met this kind of person, so i kinda tell what their personality is gonna be like.
It's a solitary life that's for sure
I would type myself as as INTJ. I read the comment before getting to it in the actual video. This is spot on, when I try to explain to people how I see the nature of reality, they just say wow, you have some imagination, or they will think I am fooling with them. I constantly guard what comes out of my mouth. I am also extremely disagreeable in nature, which can be rough at times. The introverted intuition seems to come from my grandfather, which I see in his sons, and also a handful of his grandchildren. We are often seen as the black sheep in our families across the three generations, but I wouldn’t have it any other way. My mind gives me a rich experience everyday. I have always loved Carl G. Jung since a kid. Such a pure thinker, truly uninhibited. I wonder what type he he identified with the most. My guess is that he too used Ni as his dominant function.
he kinda perfectly sums up kanye west
4:20 intuition
"so, my definition is : Intuition is a perception by means of the unconscious. that is as near as I can get."
Yes thats how i see the meaning word of intuition, because those who has highly intuition, for me they are thirsty for learning and would do anything to receive the knowledge due to their curiousity! which make the definition of intuition is perception for me..!
pra mim a intuição funciona a partir do quão importante algo é para você, por exemplo um filho que vc quer muito proteger e percebe algo errado, esse pé atrás e oq se pode chamar as vezes de intuição, mas realmente existem coisas que vão além do inconsciente tendo em vista que as vezes há coisas que temos uma intuição sem nenhuma informação, tornando impossível ser uma conclusão do inconsciente.
the question is how was he able to see these patterns and name them.. wow
His introverted intuition spotted the patterns and his tertiary introverted thinking categorized them.
Drugs probably
Actually you can. I am INFP and my thinking function started developing fast after when I was 13 and very rapidly between 15-17 (I am 17 now) I developed different world views, I observed the behaviour of people and made some opinions of my own. You need to have a good observation. Once you start getting closer to becoming adult, you will start learning more and more about the world. Especially during 16-17 you will learn many new things. Edit- But off course you need to study to develop your thinking function. It's not some magical change. The more you learn things the better your thinking power becomes and the more intelligent you start becoming.
He had a not-insignificant amount of help and his work as a psychoanalyst would have required him to speak to people and observe them for hours and hours every day.
It is said that everyone is an amateur psychologist out of the necessity of getting along with other people, so even in the most germinal phases of psychology before Jung there was a trail of psychological literature and considerations going back to the origins of human culture.
The patterns were always there and it's dubious that Jung was the first to find them. From my limited understanding, his unique contribution was determining that introversion was on equal footing with extroversion and was not a neurotic mode of being in of itself.
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The clarification Jung makes about the functions being tendencies rather than rules is immensely important. It’s observable that certain individuals have a very strong orientation primarily toward the introverted intuition he speaks of, while others usually display its preference more mildly. His explanation begins to sound incredibly tragic when he states that the former of such individuals can almost seldom express themselves truly without leading to both confusion and judgment. It is as though “they learn to keep things to themselves” because they receive social punishment for doing otherwise. The phenomena of their interest are “utterly strange” to the average person and therefore they spend most of their time around others while metaphorically listening/dancing to music that almost nobody else seems to hear. It is somewhat relieving to hear him explain that this type of personality comes with it’s own advantages, but the seriousness in his description hints at a sense of deep sympathy. As one who feels described here, I deeply sympathize as well.
I very much like your metaphor of “listening/dancing to music that almost nobody else seems to hear”. That describes how it feels almost to a T. Thank you.
Beautifully phrased, I relate completely. Thanks for making this post.
I like when this interviewer says ‘yes’.....it’s very encouraging. Haha!
The Interviewer is very focused and very much enjoying the conversation with Dr Jung , If it was me I would be too ! :p
lol we people are so different! that constant "yes"annoyed me so much, i felt like he didn't really understand Jung so he was just repeating it
@@aiva729 I felt that way at first as well. Yet after hearing about other interviews from different people, and their descriptions of what it was like having a deep conversation with Carl Gustaf Jung, I understand his continued affirmation, and validation of Jung's replies. Apparently Dr. Jung gives whomever he talks with so much respect, attention, and validation that people can't help but return it. To be in the presence of such a self integrated person must be a unique experience.
One of the things I love about Jung's approach to psychology is his emphasis on the collective unconscious. It's fascinating to think that we all share certain archetypes and patterns of behavior, even across different cultures. That's why I've decided to create a channel exploring this topic too - there's so much to unpack!
Great video! ❤️
Would be interesting to hear a diskussion between Jung and Alan Watts ... especially on the subject of synchronicity!
Watts said they did have a discussion
Wow! Insightful information on the cognitive functions! I stumbled upon your channel through the TH-cam algorithm today. My MBTI channel does the same. Thanks for sharing! 🌟🌟🌟
I have introverted intuition as my dominant function. Its hard, there where times when my ex husband would move towards me and I would just have a random image pop into my head eg. a spider crawling low on the carpet, a snake hiding under the chair, a scorpion etc. My nervous system would contract and I could not understand what was going on with my body as I would feel burning sensations whenever he was around. When I later got hold of this mans text message history only after the divorce I saw that he was a serial cheater who had no remorse, had no intention of ever remaining faithful to me, and who went out of his way to pursue other woman despite their initial resistance. A true predator who could not even be honest with me even after the divorce.
Good for you my dear
This is very interesting. Is there any other experience you would want to Share? I think i might be one aswell but i am not sure.
@@ericjandrey6369 wow okay, I will sum some of them up very breifly.
1. went out of body - found myself in my grandmothers bathroom - cousin saw me whilst there out of body - mentioned this to my relatives who told me my cousin saw me - spoke to cousin and verified what had happened what he had said and what I had said. So it was validated physically.
2. went out of body - saw that my step sister had died her hair blonde - when I came across her on facebook she had died her hair blonde. She was a red head.
3. many many out of body experiences, it occured to me that you could get any one elses body and see through their eyes
4. When I give Reiki distance healing to people I will pick up physical ailments that people have and it will be confirmed. one example - picked up a lump in the left of my neices neck, had not been physically in contact with her, her father confirmed that she was in fact sick and had a lump on the left.
5. Having dreams of kitten dying suddenly and then the kitten dying like the next week or so. very sad!
6. Speaking to strangers and randomly feeling their heart chakra, feeling their despiration, heart ache, financial woes, insecurity, feeling a guys stomach turn if he is attracted to me. Insane. So bad that I want to get away from them because it is the worst invasion of privacy, I don't want anyone to pick up that sort of stuff about me. Its not normal. Maybe my brain is decoding something it sees physically and then does something. who knows. Its just hard. I remember going to the dentist and as soon as I took off my mask I felt his kundalini rising from his groin to his stomach, I actually get to feel all of that, yipee for me, and I have to keep a straight face whilst dealing with all of this.
Hope this helps!
Can relate. My husband who recently passed. I started having visions of him having a very sexual affair with a women. One day a women came into my shop and I knew it was her! I had seen her before, but she was different then. Happier and now cautious. One night months later. I got out of bed. This was about 10 years ago. I did not have a cell phone but my husband did. I got up and his phone was in his pants pocket. My voice said to me “get the phone here. It was middle of night. In the dark I quietly got it out and brought it in the other room. With lights off and only one dim candle I figured out how to out w to turn it on never using one, my inner voice told me how to go to photos and there it was, that women and my husband and lots of Torid pictures I wish I never saw! Changed my life forever
@@laurelsoderholm9480 Wow, its just amazing how you intuitively knew how to operate the phone and that you needed to go look at the phone. Glad he is out of your life now. When I came back from overseas and went home, as soon as I lay on the bed it suddenly hit me that he had cheated on me in that bed. We went to a class dinner with his Portugese teacher and other students and although they hardly spoke to each other and he was talking to me. I just knew, that he had cheated on me with his teacher. I could literally and I mean literally feel the energy flows flowing between them and they were sitting far from each other. Later I found out that everything was as I had felt. And this is just one story. I am now a Reiki Master and can tell where someone has problems in their body without them telling me about it. Many times I have left my body at will so I know this is just beyond the physical senses. Claircognisance is related to an open crown chakra and gives you the ability to just know things, like how you just knew who this woman was and the fact that you were getting insights to look at your husbands phone.
Jung is like a talking block of stone on some monument. His words drift out over the clouds and rain on daily life.
There are so many different types of people. I see it like a tug a war back and forth. Because around some people we at one way. And if we were alone we can either accept our selfs or hate our selfs.
Stalking is the new synchronicity
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Lol
Tools of the dame
I love this!
“God may protect me against my friends. With my enemies I can deal myself alone.” 😁
Great good intellect
29:28 please.
What experiments is he referring to regarding synchronicity?!
Also want to know, please tag someone if you know!
@@existentialexile I just relistened and heard him say its the result of "right" experiment. So he keeps it in the dark and invites in a sense to do our own experiments
Rhine's experiments. In his book Synchronicity, Jung talks about J. B. Rhine's extrasensory perception experiments using Zener cards.
I can't watch the video yet, so can anyone tell me if he's going to shed a light on the difference between Ni and Si? Those two are so hard for me to understand 😭
They are merely two ends of a contiuum. It how your mind approaches a situation.
3:50
It is also very difficult to be an intuitive extrovert feeler type with introverted intuition as a second most developed cognitive function. I can say (ENFJ). We are extroverted but many people take us like we are less intelligent because intuitive feeler logic and intelligence is not very known and liked out there. We speak in terms that many people don't understand and especially sensors are lost in these conversations. I have many INFJ friends but would appreciate some extroverted intuitive feelers friends as well.
same here! i am also an enfj :( i am super outgoing person and like to enjoy the good parties etc. but i guess it is mistaken as i can be random or not so deep, but that's not the case. i am always thinking further about many things at the same time, even in a party, i wish i could be more present in the moment :D
Yes exactly!!
Actually, Jung would have considered "ENFJs" as Fe and Ne, not Fe and Ni. The IEIE/EIEI function stacks were created long after Jung and Myers, and Myers only really talked briefly about an EIII/IEEE function stacking, which referenced Jung's take on an *unconsciously* developed function stack. This, this implies that Jung's "differentiated" stack would be more akin to either an "IIEE/EEII" stack.
Also, Jung mentioned that Extroverts and Introverts are far from pure E/I. In fact, many of these people don't have a differentiated orientation, meaning that we're left only with T, F, N and S. Afterall, Introversion and Extroversion are functions by themselves, not required parts of the functions. They merely denote orientation. Therefore, you can actually be an "ambivert," or rather a very blended I/E that circles between those two modes of consciousness.
So, for ENFJs, they would either be FN types, or FeN types, with F going first because Feeling is inherently rational compared to N's irrationality.
If you're curious, unconscious doesn't mean "never used." Jung actually states that the unconscious has a significant amount of control over us. So for an INFP (an NiF type,) their unconscious SeT side indicates a heavy need to try and reach the "truth" behind reality, a truth they may never truly find because they live in the world of meanings, internal change, archetypes and artistic impressions/interpretation. Likewise, ENFJs might resist intense, concrete logic presented by Thinking and Sensation.
IDK, I just figured that considering we're talking about Jung, that I'd present what he said. I think it's really interesting, but I'd love to hear your thoughts :)
Extroverted Feeling + Introverted Intuition is a super intense combo...I am an ENFJ and it is SOO frustrating because Fi types see Fe as suspicious, arrogant, or manipulative or after some angle when Fe for me when it comes to compassion is as unconditional as possible.
Interesting that you have many INFJ friends as INFJs do not have many friends. You must be VIP
Why are we not teaching this as foundational concepts starting in elementary school?
Why would we miss teaching people about their own brains - we create how many user manuals in how many languages and we don't teach this over and over again?
...this is not twenty-first-century footage.
It falls under pseudoscience
Coz 66% of people are sensor. Si is like most difficult type to teach cognitive function. In my debate with ISTJ we came to agreement that his and mine logic are different. He sees no profit in the concept. I tried to approach it as compability tool but my Ne didnt conclude anything because his Te always get in the way.
@@wewo9872 oh, like mainstream science was effective.
@@AB-ps4ob teaching this to kids is like teaching them what ur zodiac sign is and stuff, i like mbti but its a flawed system at the end of the day
@@wewo9872 MBTI is based on cognitive functions, not the other way around. Comparing the work (cognitive functions) of an experienced psychoanalyst to zodiac signs is extremely disrespectful and tells me you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about besides what you've read on the internet. Have you even read any of Dario Nardi's works?
Can you do me the favour of pointing out how MBTI is "flawed"? I'm eager for your response.
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Someone knows why he said : « the one who achieve the best the results are always those people where introverted intuition comes in » ? How is that possible ?
because they see things others do not see
@@ivpemmusic egg÷1
Because they can see things in advance
@@innaagafonova8822 That'd fit more with Intuitive Extroverts, though. Introverted Intuitives don't just "see things in advance," they see the total sum of the collective unconscious. It doesn't just see events in external reality, it sees the truth behind events.
It seems there is some misunderstanding about the nature of archetypes where they are taken as absolutes taking something away from what makes each person as an individual
21:23 what is he saying ?
The introverted philosopher that is always carefully avoiding women will be married by his cook in the end.
@@infiniteflow8849 what does that even mean
"The introverted philosopher that is always carefully avoiding women will be married by his cock in the end" this makes it more understandable why they laughed for me.
So you can't be introvert only or extrovert only. But then Hans Eysenck expanded on the theory and said introverts recharge their batteries by spending time with themselves and extroverts recharge their batteries through social interaction. But if you can only be in between introvert and extrovert on a scale then surely everything would recharge your batteries?
That's a slightly different definition. Jung would say those that are more introverted would be ones who recharge by being alone and those that are more extraverted would recharge through social interaction. But even then, the extravert will need some lone time to recharge their (smaller) introverted side, and vice versa. I see no contradiction here. I'm going to make a video on Jung, such a G.
The recharging thing is an example of a tendency and not a rule. I also find it to be a poor example. As Jung says here, Extrovert are people who are more influenced by their external environment and Introverts are more influenced by their own inner environment.
Intuition, psychic remoteviewing, same thing?
:)
Infj
then why does he have such a difficult time explaining Ni, and why does he use an example of a woman with Ni and wonders if it's possibly schizophrenia?
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