An important way that Jungian typology differs from Myers-Briggs is that Jung believed that personality types aren't static: In Jungian individuation, type can change - for example, 'the function-type is subject to all manner of changes in the course of…
Jung said that "if you identify with [a type] you identify with a corpse." That sounds harsh, but Jung believed readers missed the point of his book Psychological Types, which admittedly is a difficult book to read. His book was…
My friend Sam Torode, who is an author and an artist, interviewed me for his Living From the Soul podcast. My podcast debut! Per his description: "First, they talk about their shared history joining the Eastern Orthodox Church in early…
The feeling function is the function in the personality that sorts out our feelings. But where do these feelings come from? As Jungian analyst James Hollis says in his book Living Between Worlds, we do not create feelings. He says…
You know, people come to therapy really for blessing. Not so much to fix what's broken, as to get what's broken blessed. - James HillmanDream Animals, page 2 There is so much emphasis on "fixing" in our culture. We think…