Hey! Couldn't help but notice that you have the result of the Myer- Biggs test in your profile. Would like to mention that it has occultic ties and we should abstain from every form of evil. God Bless!
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While I appreciate your looking out for me, I must object. While Jung may have been heavily involved with the occult, the creators of the MBTI test (Katherin Cook Briggs and her daughter Isabella Briggs Myers) had no intention of utilizing the occult in their scientific pursuit. In fact, Katherine's goal was to learn how to better parent her daughter.
Besides, when looking at the personality types, they're based on plain observation rather than occult themes.
Introvert/Extrovert/Ambivert - How tired do you get around other people?
Intuitive/Sensing - Are you more of a senses based person (Thomas: I will believe when I touch His wounds), or an intuition based person (Mary: He is not in His tomb, and He said He would rise on the third day)?
Thinking/Feeling - Do you perform actions based on your emotions, or based on logic?
Judging/Perceiving - Do you want things to be planned and organized, or flexible and spontaneous?
As you can see, they're all based on personal observation. Not occult themes. While the reconciliation of opposites is an occult theme, anyone who spends enough time in introspection will realize we are complex beings, and any personality test does not define us.
In the end, it's similar to how modern psychology is based upon the theories of Sigmund Freud in the aspect that people realized Freud was whack and found the truth in his pile of garbage and refined it.
Jung was whack, but there are some truths in his pile of garbage, and Katherine refined it. Others have tested it.
