Jung and the Imago Dei "... Jung thinks of the self as undergoing continual transformation during the course of a lifetime.... At the end of his late work Aion, Jung presents a diagram to illustrate the dynamic movements of the self...." "The formula presents a symbol of the self, for the self is not just a stable quantity or constant form, but is also a dynamic process. "Although 'wholeness' seems at first sight to be nothing but an abstract idea (like anima and animus), it is nevertheless empirical in so far as it is anticipated by the psyche in the form of spontaneous or autonomous symbols. Page created Dec. 9, 2005 by Steven H.
16 Personality Types: MBTI Codes, 16 PICTURES OF PERSONALITY PONDS Index of Ponds-8™ in Black and White PONDS 8 - The Natural Inclinations of the Functions and Attitudes (Flash Movie) black-white | steel gray | baby blues | mellow yellow | sunday rose | 50's green | london fog | new leaf | warm day INTJ The following is adapted from Linda V. Berens and Dario Nardi, The 16 Personality Types: Descriptions for Self-Discovery (Telos Publications, 1999) *Used with permission. What's it like to be you? I often feel I am missing something, that I have a perspective or viewpoint that isn't widely shared and that I am decades ahead of my time, maybe more. I tend to be someone who looks at all the what-ifs, thinking way ahead with a vision of things and anticipating. I am naturally organized, structured, and analytical. I won't do something if I feel I can't do it well. Autonomy is important, to be respected for my own thoughts and feelings, ideas and creativity. Over time I have built a world-view, like constructing a map of the cosmos, and from this, essentially everything is understandable and anything is possible.