It takes some of us an entire lifetime to come to terms with ourselves and…Read more

So, I've changed a lot in my life, and many times. I have been many different versions of myself, many different selves, and I am still in a constant state of change. If I ever sense that I have stagnated in my growth, this is actually pretty troubling to me. I get the most…Read more

In the mean time, it's interesting you mention a self-help writer using that "true north / true self" strategy, because I've read very similar self-help stuff with a very similar…Read more

"We’re dynamic, evolving beings. 🙂 "

I like this 🙂

Thank you! Very excited by model 2. It's depth so far allows for a lot of nuance, and I'm excited to be able to delve into that nuance with even higher level discussion. It's really interesting to be able to have multiple levels of complexity within the same theory, there's a richness t…Read more

I never even considered the self-help possibility, that might even be the most viable, versatile, and accessable type of therapy that could be used with CT! Very cool observations 🙂

Auburn's recent post on libido got me thinking on something else not quite expressed in the original post - that every aspect of the personality has a pull, a need, a libido, that needs to be fed and met, and our lives will be less confusing and difficult if we can acknowledge the needs of our various functions. This is easier…Read more

Another cool implication of knowing our separate types is this type of interaction - where we are able to compare and contrast our own perspectives and learn from each other! It's really wild to think that we may both process…Read more

Basically, the general idea is this - I've been thinking a lot about the…Read more

Pe: 6.5 / 12.5
Ji: 4.75 / 12.5
Je: 4 / 12.5
Pi: 3.75 / 12.5

I think unseelieness is not a state, exactly, but more of a strategy or process. I believe Fi is partly a cognitive process that acts as an extremely sensitive instrument for de…Read more

From unofficially typed SeFi ll-- Robyn -

While I do have a deep interest in abstract and metaphysical concepts, and spend many hours researching and deep-diving into them, I can't maintain focus on them very easily. I certainly don't feel the same feeling I get from wholly engrossing sensory experiences. It's a totally separate form…Read more

Personally, knowing my type and dev level, I now understand my own sensuality better, along with my deep sensitivity to sensation, emotion, and connection. I now understand that I am not alone in my…Read more

Ti's "stop-start articulation" signal is Fe's…Read more

The Television Academy Foundation archive (sorted by profession): https://interviews.televisionacademy.com/professions
This archive features interviews from people who have worked in TV and film, from actors, to writers, to set…Read more

It seems to have to do with a "closing off" to protect the Fi user from incoming emotional information due to their high sensitivity. That is probably the only…Read more

I don't believe we can go as far as to say that seelies and…Read more

...have you ever meditated until your mind is completely cleared and you lose sense of the limitations of your body, and it feels like you *are* the infinite stillness beneath and beyond all things? That deep emptiness is what I think of as the void.

@Alerith, sorry to have another non-Ti user weigh in, but I just wanted to say that I relate to…Read more

Just a casual observation - I've noticed that word choice seems to be important to both of the people in this conversation. Specifically, it's something I've noticed in Auburn for quite some time. Could this be a Ti effect? It seems the priority lies in conveying an idea with extreme accuracy, even if…Read more