I'm currently reading Personality by C.A. Meier. Dr. Meier was a close associate of Carl Jung's, so I've been keen to read this book, because Jung published Psychological Types early in his career, so Meier has an understanding of Jung's…
Becoming a better version of our personality type tends to be the focus of Myers-Briggs and other typology systems. However, as Steve Myers writes in Myers-Briggs Typology vs. Jungian Individuation: ...as the Jungian analyst Joseph Wheelwright put it, the most…
Just like a fuller understanding of personality should include persona, it is also helpful to take into account the human needs. Noel Tyl defines needs as follows in chapter 3 of Astrology and Personality about Abraham Maslow's need psychology: Needs…
The persona can make it difficult to determine one's personality type. This is where astrology can come in and help identify the persona. There are 12 different moon signs, and each moon sign is in one of 12 different house.…
For greater depth of understanding about personality type, there is nothing better than returning to the source, Carl Jung. In the book C.G. Jung Speaking: Interviews and Encounters, there is a section from pages 304-314 where an interviewer asks him…