by John Bodine | Jan 17, 2022 | Articles
The Jungian Law of Attraction: Part I What do you want? What are you seeking? What do you need to feel whole? What could you have to make your life worth living? How can you sustain the joy you have in your life? How do you find a way out of despair? Do you even want...
by John Bodine | Jan 2, 2022 | Articles, Season 02 - How to type yourself and others
PERSONALITY TYPING THE MATRIX CHARACTERS Reality. What is yours? This is the basic question the Matrix asks us. In its investigation to find the answer, the Matrix takes us on a journey that reveals the questionable and malleable nature of reality. To question the...
by John Bodine | Dec 12, 2021 | Articles, Season 01 - Jungian Cognitive Functions, Season 18 - Cognitive Mechanics, Season 19 - How to be the best version of yourself (enlightenment)
Nietzsche’s Insight for Ni and Si Users The past is a heavy thing. It is the past that imprints upon our bodies all the pain we have felt, all the memories we have gathered, and all the sufferings we have endured. Trauma too, and the inability to cope adequately...
by John Bodine | Nov 14, 2021 | Articles, ENTP, ESTP, INFJ, INTP, ISFJ, ISTP, Season 02 - How to type yourself and others, Season 15 - How to use the type grid, Season 16 - Attitudes of Cognitive Functions, Season 18 - Cognitive Mechanics
Typing (most of) the Dune Ensemble Welcome to the world of Dune. In this article, we’re going to type (most of) the Dune ensemble. As opposed to recent articles, which have been dedicated solely to one character, we will be covering a lot more ground here. If you’ve...
by John Bodine | Nov 7, 2021 | Articles, ESTP, INTJ, ISTP, Season 02 - How to type yourself and others, Season 18 - Cognitive Mechanics, The Cutting Edge with CSJ
James Bond’s Personality Type — Who really is 007?Bond. James Bond. The super-secret spy, irresistible charmer, cold-hearted killer, morally complex executioner, assassin, and loyal soldier, Bond is much more than a charismatic spy who only works hard to play...
by John Bodine | Oct 22, 2021 | Articles, Season 16 - Attitudes of Cognitive Functions, Season 18 - Cognitive Mechanics, The Cutting Edge with CSJ
The Brilliance of the Trickster The Trickster is the most useless of all the Cognitive Functions! Even the Demon, the lowest, most repressed — most suppressed — function, full of our irritation, resentment, and hatred, has some consistent utility. But the Trickster,...
