SiFe l--- Directive Male - Richard Schechner

Here we see another SiFe sample talking, very similarly, about the relevance of the intersection between behavior and the social life. To quote some of the above:

...very interesting words; Liminal & Liminoid. They can be traced back to the writings of a french anthropologist Arnold Van Gennep who in 1909 wrote "les rites de passage", the rights of passage. In this book, Van Gennep says that all rights - and especially initiation rights; rights of passage - from puberty to adulthood, from having power to giving up power, from death to funeral rights to after-life... had three phases: separation, the middle or liminal phase, and reintegration. This work deeply influenced Victor Turner (...)
Ritual is a way of organizing and reorganizing behavior into set patterns. It is a way of taking certain behaviors and emphasizing them, and making new things from old behaviors. For example, to use an animal example...

Notice how there is a focus on the narrative (Si) of the individual, as informed by social life (Fe) and enacted behaviors (Fe) which have in them embedded beliefs. The full video goes into much more detail about how the enacted ritual has power on the individual. And here we see the traces of Fe+Si information metabolism.

FeSi II-I Adaptive Female - Byron Katie

This sample is particularly fascinating to me. She is a double-introverted FeSi with a spirituality informed by her Ti in much the same way we saw with Jordan Peterson in this thread (link) where he talks about the coming of Ti into his consciousness.
To quote some parts of the video above:

...for the first time I could see but it wasn't a visual thing, and it was a visual thing. I could see without narration, I could see without thought or name or word. And it was a very sweet experience, and it continues. But inside of me ...y'know I travel the world asking poor questions and inviting the people to turn it around. What happened was, whatever would arise... there was no way for it to stick or have meaning. A thought, like "my husband should care about me", "my children should respect me more", or even "the sky is blue." It was just, internally, I could see it all as a story - so there was a lot of laughter. What I experienced mainly was laughter.
Now, learning to speak fluid.. it becomes more fluid with each day probably. But it was broken, it was in the moment, it was not easily understood to the ear or the intellect. But it was perfectly understandable to the heart. (...) We could say this is a rose, yes, and I would ask you "is it true? can you really know that that's true? who ever told you such a thing?" - and that's the thing, to know for yourself.

This is the myth of Alin in full effect.
What we hear above is a description of her going mute, essentially momentum clamping the articulator (Je) so heavily through Ji's implicit (pre-verbal, essentialist) ontological understanding of things that all language representation is seen as void.

Now, learning to speak fluid.. it becomes more fluid with each day probably. But it was broken, it was in the moment, it was not easily understood to the ear or the intellect.

As was stated in the linked thread, in Fe types, Ti is the regulator of rhetoric. We see in the above quote echoes of Ti reductionism, Ti ontology and Ti perfection. But we also see echoes of zen release from boundedness-by-form/word. In the full interview she elaborates more on how she still "acts" as thought she has personal preferences, but exists at a detached distance from them and even her own bodily choices. And there is a sweet release felt from this lack of attachment as it lets go of the suffering that otherwise comes from dualizing and splintering reality into positive/negative, right/wrong, respected/disrespected, cared-for/un-cared-for.
I really could dissect this video for hours, but I hope this is enough to prompt those interested to watch the full interview (starting at 10:00 here).

NiFe II-- Directive Male - A.H. Almaas

Almaas is an NiFe shaman & guru of the most iconic variety - being the founder of The Diamond Approach. He's an esoteric that focuses on questions of Being, of Awareness and Consciousness, although I have not delved too deeply into his particular views. But it appears that he has, much like Ekhart Tolle, a goal in mind to move onto a new experience of the Self. And in a very Fe manner he teaches about human potential, and awakening into an unfolding truth. To quote his website:

The Diamond Approach is a dynamic, evolving teaching that leads to openness, freedom, and realization of the many dimensions of our human potential—especially the amazing secrets of our spiritual nature. There are no beliefs to accept or ideology to embrace—you simply need a sincere desire to know what is true about yourself. Combining time-honored spiritual practices with modern psychological understanding, our methods help you skillfully penetrate obscurations to your inner richness and luminous depth. As you engage the teaching and its practices, your experience and life transform through many liberating awakenings while your personal embodiment comes to express the beauty, grandeur, and hidden potentials of who you truly are.

(thanks for pointing me to the right name! edited)
Amazing post! I have been noticing very similar patterns too-- but I like the way you encapsulate them.
I think this is part of what I've been calling the "ephemeral" quality of the Alpha reviser functions (Ti+Ne) + adaptive -- which offers a proclivity to just stand back and see "what is", almost as if they were a translucent consciousness observing it all from a distance and describing it in third-person. But the Beta quadrant has more difficulty remaining at such a distance, and instead there's always a 'presence' which obliges them to content with the matter directly. As @alice elegantly put recently in another thread:

With both quadras, there is an overarching theme of the viscerality and unforgiving nature of life itself, and how we just kinda have to deal with it (gamma), or conquer it (beta)

This "confrontation with life" that Betas are subject to, almost forces them away from this vanishing approach. Although people like NiFe Ekhart Tolle do advocate for a level of detachment... it nonetheless still gets rooted in the "presence" of the moment (Se).

Another trend that seems relevant to share here is the intense focus on the individual that polarized Je-leads share. It also seems to be quite common in general for individuals to identify the polar function as the most important/relevant to their psyche, and that this trend is not actually exclusive to those individuals that have the polar function conscious by vultological standards, though having it fully conscious in that regard does seem to heighten the identification.

Right! This is a hypothesis I laid out in the book years ago, and it seems to still be the case -- although much more investigation could be done about it. It makes sense in the context of enantiadromia for the polar to have the inverse, yet strongest, pull because of the heavier tension it has against the primary. The antagonism between the lead and polar functions brings the drama much more front-and-center in the psyche.

FiSe II-- Unseelie Female - Holly Henry

Holly Henry is another FiSe singer/songwriter with an amazing, breathy Fi voice. She fits squarely into the FiSe individualist shade, and even says as much at the end of the video above-- suggesting she tries not to be influenced by other artists, but instead to be herself. This is echoed by other FiSe's such as Bjork who describes her musical process as a radiation outward from an inner source that is best channeled when undisturbed by people's commentaries.
Notes on Vultology:
This is the only interview-esque video of her I could find, even though she has dozens of online videos. And I left some jovial moments in the video clip to demonstrate Pe, but also to showcase her sassy Fi (i.e. killing the person with the leaf blower). I think it does a good job of capturing some of her personality.
The way she begins her video is also classic Ji perfectionism. She's very critical of herself, strives for perfection in manifestation and dislikes being anything short of that. She has a strong princess energy as well as Gamma sensualism as seen in: