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Three Personality Types
There are three personality types over the two genders: phalic hysteric schizoid None are mental health issues and it could be said that: phalic = rage hysteric = feeling schizoid = cerebral Do you feel non identification with gender impulses? You may be genuinely and naturally schizoid. It doesn’t mean the other factors don’t matter.…
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Foundation of Awareness
Personality types reveal more than they would seem to. What makes our personality real? Is it really nothing more than conditioning and arbitrarily selected views? We don’t have uniform instincts across the human spectrum do we? I mean, when people are pushed past reason do they all act the same way? When you are pushed…
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Personality Domains
How many domains of function are there? There have been both mystical and newer “scientific” systems to identify personality traits. There are many four quadrant models, and even math can in a sense apply to this. Psychology identifies only two broad personality types in both genders, so in a sense again a total of four.…
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Your Strengths
You can claim nothing, say you embody all personality types and have nothing to use or build on, or you can get down to application. We can be nice and religious about this, but are my strengths your strengths? There are things that are me, and there are things that are you. For me visual imagery,…
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What is Personality?
What is personality? How someone conveys themselves to others. It is what makes uniqueness. Your own personal set of behaviours. A spirit of some kind behind your behaviours. “Doing something with personality.” Is it just about behavior or public image? I think it has emotion in it. Doing something with feeling. How often do we do…
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Personalities Align with Objects of Awareness
Can we find personalities anywhere? Are they stockpiled somewhere in nature or in human institutions? Can anyone ever follow that advice to “get a life” even if they are willing? Personality is all around us, because it’s non local. It is personal, but not confined, not fixed in any specific form. This is why a…
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Personal Core
In Buddhist practice, you learn that there is no “I” you can point at. Your “I” is in the space to experience. And that gets us right down to the personal core of personality. We are not bricks in a wall, cells in gods brain, as amusing as the concept might be. We perceive ourself…
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Our Energy Fingerprint
If you imagine the first and foundational reality as an infinite sea of formless potential, raw energy of life, if you took a flash photograph of that roiling sea of primal life energy, fixed in that one time and place, that is a personality. And though it exists as an individual and will endure as…
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The First Sound
Personality is the first sound of your first word spoken. It’s the first note of your personal song. If you start out in c sharp, then go to d flat, you influence how every sound coming after that affects you. Set a 2/4 time and notes that carry for a three beat count sound differently…
Category: Personality
Personality is all around us, because it’s non local. It is personal, but not confined, not fixed in any specific form. Personality is the first sound of your first word spoken. It’s the first note of your personal song.
There are observable elements of the human personality, and we have complex symbolism connected to it as well as very abstract language. There are different domains of human function, and different degrees of aptitude, and even different predilections. Are these invalid as purely biological bias, or can we learn from them and apply these definitions and understanding to our lives? Each type navigates the world in an identifiable way, and are often poorly understood by others who aren’t as strongly oriented that way.
“I knew that I had come face to face with some one whose mere personality was so fascinating that, if I allowed it to do so, it would absorb my whole nature, my whole soul, my very art itself.” Oscar Wilde (Irish Poet, Novelist, Dramatist and Critic, 1854-1900)
“Most great men and women are not perfectly rounded in their personalities, but are instead people whose one driving enthusiasm is so great it makes their faults seem insignificant.” Charles A. Cerami