I love the term "centroversion," which I discovered when reading Steve Myers' book: Another associate of Jung, Erich Neumann, describes this new attitude as the personality embarking on a third direction, which is neither extraversion nor introversion but 'centroversion.' This…
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…
John Beebe's function stack of the personality type works like a cast of characters in a play, rather than in a rigid numerical order. In most type systems the four functions are typically in a hierarchy, with your most dominant…
To help you narrow in on what your personality type is, or to start getting more specifics about your personality type and how to work with it, your natal chart in astrology can help give this kind of insight. John…