Personality profiling
The four human functions are intuition, thinking, feeling and sensing.
They can be found at the heart of several schools of thought.
Including Numerology, Tarot, Kabbalah and the Myers Briggs Personality Type Indicator.
In Numerology the ten digits - 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 - are analysed by distribution upon a 3x3 grid pattern.
(see the Gifts & Talents page).
This grid is derived from the structure of the Tree of Life of the Kabbalah.
Above the grid sits the spiritual quality of 0.
In the same way that the Ain Soph Aur (the Absolute Limitless Light) sits above the Tree of Life.
The 0 represents an unknown quality of spirituality and undeveloped potential.
The rows of the grid represent the Planes of Activity.
Spiritual, Universal, Social and Individual
They are aligned with the four Worlds of the Kabbalah.
Emanation, Creation, Formation and Manifestation
The columns of the grid are derived from the pillars of the Tree of Life.
Mercy, Mildness and Severity
In Numerology they are referred to as the Modes of Expression.
Feeling, Doing and Thinking
The fourth Mode of Expression - Intuition - sits to the side of the grid.
Similar to spirituality above, it provides a dimension of depth.
Intuition, like spirituality, is a quality of intensity and brings depth to the human presence.
The digits 1 to 9 are used to measure things in the real world.
As such it is appropriate that there is no direct alignment between the quality of Intuition and any specific digits.
It comes from somewhere else outside of yourself.
Intuition is measured by consideration of the intensified numbers.
Intuition may be aligned with the quality on the Kabbalah’s Tree of Life known as Daath.
Daath represents hidden and unknown knowledge.
This is an instinctive quality of intuition which gives depth to the human existence and the grid.
Each cell of the grid is the specific home of one of the digits and two of the letters of the alphabet.
The digits of a birth date and the letters of a name are distributed on the grid into their specific cells.
Then the number of digits or letters in each row and column is counted to provide scores.
The number of 0’s are counted to give a score for the Spiritual Plane.
The score for Intuition is the count of the excess digits.
These scores are then used in calculations to provide a Personality Type.
This can done for either birth dates or names.
This provides an objective method of comparison of the influence of a date and a name.
Note that I said the “Personality Type for the Birth Date and the Name”.
Not the “Personality Type of the person”.
In the optimum situation where a person is in harmony with the Universe then the harmony of the Personality Type for the Birth Date and/or the Name would be more likely to be in harmony with the Personality Type of the person.
The Birth Date Personality Type is the perfect match with your Soul Purpose.
Your Birth Name Personality Type is the perfect match for your Ego Purpose.
You have not grown and developed in a perfect world and you may just be learning about getting into sync with your Life Path.
People are not always true to their calling.
Their choices in life may have them on a different path.
Away from their true intended life path.
There are always dualities that provide tension and harmony.
The Birth Date and the Birth Name are one of these dualities.
The tension between the two - like the strings of a musical instrument - provides the dance of life.
The Myers Briggs model
The structure of the Numerology Personality Profile is based upon one of the best known and widely used methods of personality testing.
The Myers Briggs Personality Type Indicator.
This test was created by Isabel Briggs Myers and her mother, Katharine Cook Briggs.
Students of the ideas of psychologist Carl Jung.
Jung developed the four human functions of Sensing, Intuiting, Thinking and Feeling.
Jung also developed three original pairs of preferences.
Extroversion and Introversion
Sensing and Intuition
Thinking and Feeling
Myers & Briggs added a fourth pair.
Judging and Perceiving.
Myers & Briggs then developed an exhaustive set of questions.
These questions force you to choose between the paired preferences.
Through this process they identify your dominant preferences.
A coding of four letters (e.g. ESTJ) is used to indicate the personality type derived from these preferences.
These letters are drawn from the factors used to determine the profiles as follows:
They can be found at the heart of several schools of thought.
Including Numerology, Tarot, Kabbalah and the Myers Briggs Personality Type Indicator.
In Numerology the ten digits - 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 - are analysed by distribution upon a 3x3 grid pattern.
(see the Gifts & Talents page).
This grid is derived from the structure of the Tree of Life of the Kabbalah.
Above the grid sits the spiritual quality of 0.
In the same way that the Ain Soph Aur (the Absolute Limitless Light) sits above the Tree of Life.
The 0 represents an unknown quality of spirituality and undeveloped potential.
The rows of the grid represent the Planes of Activity.
Spiritual, Universal, Social and Individual
They are aligned with the four Worlds of the Kabbalah.
Emanation, Creation, Formation and Manifestation
The columns of the grid are derived from the pillars of the Tree of Life.
Mercy, Mildness and Severity
In Numerology they are referred to as the Modes of Expression.
Feeling, Doing and Thinking
The fourth Mode of Expression - Intuition - sits to the side of the grid.
Similar to spirituality above, it provides a dimension of depth.
Intuition, like spirituality, is a quality of intensity and brings depth to the human presence.
The digits 1 to 9 are used to measure things in the real world.
As such it is appropriate that there is no direct alignment between the quality of Intuition and any specific digits.
It comes from somewhere else outside of yourself.
Intuition is measured by consideration of the intensified numbers.
Intuition may be aligned with the quality on the Kabbalah’s Tree of Life known as Daath.
Daath represents hidden and unknown knowledge.
This is an instinctive quality of intuition which gives depth to the human existence and the grid.
Each cell of the grid is the specific home of one of the digits and two of the letters of the alphabet.
The digits of a birth date and the letters of a name are distributed on the grid into their specific cells.
Then the number of digits or letters in each row and column is counted to provide scores.
The number of 0’s are counted to give a score for the Spiritual Plane.
The score for Intuition is the count of the excess digits.
These scores are then used in calculations to provide a Personality Type.
This can done for either birth dates or names.
This provides an objective method of comparison of the influence of a date and a name.
Note that I said the “Personality Type for the Birth Date and the Name”.
Not the “Personality Type of the person”.
In the optimum situation where a person is in harmony with the Universe then the harmony of the Personality Type for the Birth Date and/or the Name would be more likely to be in harmony with the Personality Type of the person.
The Birth Date Personality Type is the perfect match with your Soul Purpose.
Your Birth Name Personality Type is the perfect match for your Ego Purpose.
You have not grown and developed in a perfect world and you may just be learning about getting into sync with your Life Path.
People are not always true to their calling.
Their choices in life may have them on a different path.
Away from their true intended life path.
There are always dualities that provide tension and harmony.
The Birth Date and the Birth Name are one of these dualities.
The tension between the two - like the strings of a musical instrument - provides the dance of life.
The Myers Briggs model
The structure of the Numerology Personality Profile is based upon one of the best known and widely used methods of personality testing.
The Myers Briggs Personality Type Indicator.
This test was created by Isabel Briggs Myers and her mother, Katharine Cook Briggs.
Students of the ideas of psychologist Carl Jung.
Jung developed the four human functions of Sensing, Intuiting, Thinking and Feeling.
Jung also developed three original pairs of preferences.
Extroversion and Introversion
Sensing and Intuition
Thinking and Feeling
Myers & Briggs added a fourth pair.
Judging and Perceiving.
Myers & Briggs then developed an exhaustive set of questions.
These questions force you to choose between the paired preferences.
Through this process they identify your dominant preferences.
A coding of four letters (e.g. ESTJ) is used to indicate the personality type derived from these preferences.
These letters are drawn from the factors used to determine the profiles as follows:
The test identifies your dominant behaviours.
Dominant behaviours are the ones you are inclined to use more often.
Many people show various qualities in their behaviour and no one is necessarily one way or the other.
Why you use one more than the other could be due to many varied influences.
They could be instinctive or learned behaviours.
The four sets of opposing pairs can then be described as:
Extroverted vs Introverted (E vs I)
Sensing vs iNtuiting (S vs N)
Thinking vs Feeling (T vs F)
Judging vs Perceiving (J vs P)
From these 4 combinations 16 base personality types are generated.
Dominant behaviours are the ones you are inclined to use more often.
Many people show various qualities in their behaviour and no one is necessarily one way or the other.
Why you use one more than the other could be due to many varied influences.
They could be instinctive or learned behaviours.
The four sets of opposing pairs can then be described as:
Extroverted vs Introverted (E vs I)
Sensing vs iNtuiting (S vs N)
Thinking vs Feeling (T vs F)
Judging vs Perceiving (J vs P)
From these 4 combinations 16 base personality types are generated.
The Paired Preferences
The paired preferences form what is defined as a dichotomy.
A splitting of a whole into exactly two non-overlapping parts.
It is a procedure in which a whole is divided into two parts that are mutually exclusive.
Plotting the pairs along a straight line that is called a continuum, the opposing qualities sit at either end of the continuum.
Our scores will generally place an indicator somewhere between the two opposing poles of the continuum, suggesting that we tend to be more like one or the other in our dominant behaviour.
Most personalities do not behave in one way all the time.
They will be dominant in one but will often behave in the other way as well.
Extroversion vs Introversion
Extroversion suggests that energy is derived from exposure to the outer world.
This is opposed to Introversion where energy is derived from quiet times in the inner world.
An extroverted person will be drained of energy if forced to spend too much time in an introverted setting.
Likewise an introverted person will quickly drain if exposed too long to an extroverted setting.
Some people will require a balanced mix of both.
Sensing vs Intuition
Sensing and Intuition both relate to external sources of information and data gathering.
Sensing refers to the use of the five senses and our interaction with the manifest, material world.
Intuition is influenced by patterns and subtle flows of information that may be termed “inspiration”.
We tend to display dominant behaviour either one way or the other.
If our scores are equal then we are seen to be reasonably balanced.
Again no one uses one way all the time.
It is more about using both at different times but we will tend to be dominant in one way.
It is important to repeat here that both qualities are deriving information from an external source.
One is in the physical world and the other is in the non-physical world.
Thinking vs Feeling
Thinking and Feeling both relate to energy that is deployed internally within ourselves.
Thinking may be seen as more objective than Feeling.
Feeling is more subjective.
We tend to be dominant in one way or the other but we all feel and we all think.
Some of us will have scores that suggest we are balanced.
It is important to repeat here that both qualities are using internal energies.
One is objective and the other is subjective.
Judging vs Perceiving
Judging and Perceiving relate to what we do with the data that we have gathered from our external and internal sources.
Other words for this opposing pair are Structured or Flexible.
Those who lean more dominantly towards Judging are more likely to be decisive and structured.
Perceiving people are more accepting of difference and flexible.
Again we use both forms but tend to be more like one than the other.
Another set of terms for this pair is divergent and convergent.
Our schooling system tends to train us in convergent thinking.
For instance, we are taught to do sums where there is a single correct answer.
Divergent thinking teaches us to consider a single issue and come up with a dozen different possible outcomes.
A Judging personality will tend to be dominantly convergent in their thinking.
They like to narrow it down to one answer.
A Perceiving personality will tend to be more divergent in their thinking.
They like to consider all of the possibilities.
The Key to the Preferences
The four human functions - Intuition, Thinking, Feeling and Sensing - as defined by Jung, are the key to determining preferences.
Two of the paired sets
Thinking vs Feeling - Intuition vs Sensing
are directly derived from the scores on the grid.
The other two paired sets
Extroversion vs Introversion - Judging vs Perceiving
are derived from calculations that operate upon the scores on the grid.
Judging combines the functions of thinking and feeling.
Perceiving combines the functions of sensing and intuition.
Extroversion and Introversion are calculated, using a combination of Planes & Modes.
Extroverted
More inclined to operate outside of their self on the Social and Universal planes.
Sensing and intuition both derive information from external sources.
Introverted
Prefers the solitude of the Individual and Spiritual planes.
The functions of thinking and feeling both operate internally.
Calculating the Preferences
For this exercise, I am using the grid for the Birth Date of Marilyn Monroe, that we developed in the Gifts& Talents section .
The paired preferences form what is defined as a dichotomy.
A splitting of a whole into exactly two non-overlapping parts.
It is a procedure in which a whole is divided into two parts that are mutually exclusive.
Plotting the pairs along a straight line that is called a continuum, the opposing qualities sit at either end of the continuum.
Our scores will generally place an indicator somewhere between the two opposing poles of the continuum, suggesting that we tend to be more like one or the other in our dominant behaviour.
Most personalities do not behave in one way all the time.
They will be dominant in one but will often behave in the other way as well.
Extroversion vs Introversion
Extroversion suggests that energy is derived from exposure to the outer world.
This is opposed to Introversion where energy is derived from quiet times in the inner world.
An extroverted person will be drained of energy if forced to spend too much time in an introverted setting.
Likewise an introverted person will quickly drain if exposed too long to an extroverted setting.
Some people will require a balanced mix of both.
Sensing vs Intuition
Sensing and Intuition both relate to external sources of information and data gathering.
Sensing refers to the use of the five senses and our interaction with the manifest, material world.
Intuition is influenced by patterns and subtle flows of information that may be termed “inspiration”.
We tend to display dominant behaviour either one way or the other.
If our scores are equal then we are seen to be reasonably balanced.
Again no one uses one way all the time.
It is more about using both at different times but we will tend to be dominant in one way.
It is important to repeat here that both qualities are deriving information from an external source.
One is in the physical world and the other is in the non-physical world.
Thinking vs Feeling
Thinking and Feeling both relate to energy that is deployed internally within ourselves.
Thinking may be seen as more objective than Feeling.
Feeling is more subjective.
We tend to be dominant in one way or the other but we all feel and we all think.
Some of us will have scores that suggest we are balanced.
It is important to repeat here that both qualities are using internal energies.
One is objective and the other is subjective.
Judging vs Perceiving
Judging and Perceiving relate to what we do with the data that we have gathered from our external and internal sources.
Other words for this opposing pair are Structured or Flexible.
Those who lean more dominantly towards Judging are more likely to be decisive and structured.
Perceiving people are more accepting of difference and flexible.
Again we use both forms but tend to be more like one than the other.
Another set of terms for this pair is divergent and convergent.
Our schooling system tends to train us in convergent thinking.
For instance, we are taught to do sums where there is a single correct answer.
Divergent thinking teaches us to consider a single issue and come up with a dozen different possible outcomes.
A Judging personality will tend to be dominantly convergent in their thinking.
They like to narrow it down to one answer.
A Perceiving personality will tend to be more divergent in their thinking.
They like to consider all of the possibilities.
The Key to the Preferences
The four human functions - Intuition, Thinking, Feeling and Sensing - as defined by Jung, are the key to determining preferences.
Two of the paired sets
Thinking vs Feeling - Intuition vs Sensing
are directly derived from the scores on the grid.
The other two paired sets
Extroversion vs Introversion - Judging vs Perceiving
are derived from calculations that operate upon the scores on the grid.
Judging combines the functions of thinking and feeling.
Perceiving combines the functions of sensing and intuition.
Extroversion and Introversion are calculated, using a combination of Planes & Modes.
Extroverted
More inclined to operate outside of their self on the Social and Universal planes.
Sensing and intuition both derive information from external sources.
Introverted
Prefers the solitude of the Individual and Spiritual planes.
The functions of thinking and feeling both operate internally.
Calculating the Preferences
For this exercise, I am using the grid for the Birth Date of Marilyn Monroe, that we developed in the Gifts& Talents section .
Extroversion vs Introversion
To calculate the score for Extroversion,.
Add together the following scores:
Social Plane (2)
Universal Plane (1)
Sensing (central, physical column - 2)
Intuition (3)
This gives a total score of 8 for Extroversion.
To calculate the score for Introversion.
Add together the following scores:
Individual Plane (3)
Spiritual Plane (2)
Thinking (3)
Feeling (1)
This gives a total score of 9 for Introversion.
Comparing the scores for Extroversion (8) and Introversion (9).
The behaviour with the highest score, and therefore the dominant, behaviour is Introversion.
Sensing vs iNtuiting
Compare the scores.
physical (2)
Intuition (3).
Intuition is the dominant function.
In the event that the scores are equal.
The person is considered to be balanced..
They can operate comfortably in either scenario.
This personality is a dominant Intuitive and more open to information derived intuitively.
Thinking vs Feeling
Compare the scores
Thinking (3)
Feeling (1)
Thinking is the dominant function.
This personality has a dominant Thinking function.
They are more inclined to be influenced by their thoughts and mental processes.
Rather than their feelings and emotional processes.
Judging vs Perceiving
Compare the qualities of making decisions versus gathering the information.
These two functions are about making decisions from our inner being.
Judgments about how we think and feel.
Feeling is warm & fuzzy.
Thinking is about getting to the point.
Together they represent the complete process of Judging.
To calculate the score for Judging.
Add together the scores for feeling (1) & thinking (3).
This gives a total score for Judging of 4.
To calculate the score for Perceiving.
Add together the scores for Intuition (3) & Sensing (2).
This gives a total score for Perceiving of 5.
These two functions are about gathering information from totally different sources.
One is airy and the other is material facts.
Together they represent all of the possibilities.
Comparing the two totals - Judging (4) and Perceiving (5) - gives us an indication of the dominant behaviour.
In this instance the dominant behaviour is Perceiving.
Coding & Interpretation of the Personality Type
The personality type is derived by combining the letters of their dominant behaviours.
Marilyn Monroe's birth date type
Introvert, iNtuitive, Thinking & Perceiving
INTP.
To calculate the score for Extroversion,.
Add together the following scores:
Social Plane (2)
Universal Plane (1)
Sensing (central, physical column - 2)
Intuition (3)
This gives a total score of 8 for Extroversion.
To calculate the score for Introversion.
Add together the following scores:
Individual Plane (3)
Spiritual Plane (2)
Thinking (3)
Feeling (1)
This gives a total score of 9 for Introversion.
Comparing the scores for Extroversion (8) and Introversion (9).
The behaviour with the highest score, and therefore the dominant, behaviour is Introversion.
Sensing vs iNtuiting
Compare the scores.
physical (2)
Intuition (3).
Intuition is the dominant function.
In the event that the scores are equal.
The person is considered to be balanced..
They can operate comfortably in either scenario.
This personality is a dominant Intuitive and more open to information derived intuitively.
Thinking vs Feeling
Compare the scores
Thinking (3)
Feeling (1)
Thinking is the dominant function.
This personality has a dominant Thinking function.
They are more inclined to be influenced by their thoughts and mental processes.
Rather than their feelings and emotional processes.
Judging vs Perceiving
Compare the qualities of making decisions versus gathering the information.
These two functions are about making decisions from our inner being.
Judgments about how we think and feel.
Feeling is warm & fuzzy.
Thinking is about getting to the point.
Together they represent the complete process of Judging.
To calculate the score for Judging.
Add together the scores for feeling (1) & thinking (3).
This gives a total score for Judging of 4.
To calculate the score for Perceiving.
Add together the scores for Intuition (3) & Sensing (2).
This gives a total score for Perceiving of 5.
These two functions are about gathering information from totally different sources.
One is airy and the other is material facts.
Together they represent all of the possibilities.
Comparing the two totals - Judging (4) and Perceiving (5) - gives us an indication of the dominant behaviour.
In this instance the dominant behaviour is Perceiving.
Coding & Interpretation of the Personality Type
The personality type is derived by combining the letters of their dominant behaviours.
Marilyn Monroe's birth date type
Introvert, iNtuitive, Thinking & Perceiving
INTP.
Myers Briggs and the Tarot both have 16 personality types.
Each of the four suits of the Tarot Minor Arcana - Wands, Swords, Pentacles and Cups - have four Court cards.
Page, Knight, Queen and King
These cards align with the Myers Briggs personality types.
They are used as labels along with the Myers Briggs coding of ESTJ or INFP etc.
Each of the four suits of the Tarot Minor Arcana - Wands, Swords, Pentacles and Cups - have four Court cards.
Page, Knight, Queen and King
These cards align with the Myers Briggs personality types.
They are used as labels along with the Myers Briggs coding of ESTJ or INFP etc.
The table below shows the 16 Myers Briggs personality types.
They are related to the descriptive keywords and the Court cards of the Tarot Minor Arcana.
They are related to the descriptive keywords and the Court cards of the Tarot Minor Arcana.
The personality type INTP is described as:
Thinker, Architect, Designer and Theoriser.
The INTP type is aligned with the Page of Swords.
Swords is the suit of the air element and the thinking, mental processes.
Pages are very young people and also represent concepts.
Norma Jeane had a Soul Purpose Personality Profile that describes her as an original thinker.
Consider the difficulty of her early life and the challenges she faced.
It is quite remarkable that she had the mind to conceive the character and personality of Marilyn Monroe.
This analysis provides a side of Marilyn that is quite surprising but fits very easily with what was necessary in her life to survive and achieve the fame of her designed personality.
The chart below identifies the qualities of each of the Court card personalities.
Thinker, Architect, Designer and Theoriser.
The INTP type is aligned with the Page of Swords.
Swords is the suit of the air element and the thinking, mental processes.
Pages are very young people and also represent concepts.
Norma Jeane had a Soul Purpose Personality Profile that describes her as an original thinker.
Consider the difficulty of her early life and the challenges she faced.
It is quite remarkable that she had the mind to conceive the character and personality of Marilyn Monroe.
This analysis provides a side of Marilyn that is quite surprising but fits very easily with what was necessary in her life to survive and achieve the fame of her designed personality.
The chart below identifies the qualities of each of the Court card personalities.
Here is another example - the Dalai Lama.
The birth date for the Dalai Lama is 6 July 1935.
For the grid this birth date is written 06/07/1935.
The grid shows the leading 0’s for the day and the month.
The grid below shows the distribution and scoring for this birth date:
The birth date for the Dalai Lama is 6 July 1935.
For the grid this birth date is written 06/07/1935.
The grid shows the leading 0’s for the day and the month.
The grid below shows the distribution and scoring for this birth date:
Extroversion vs Introversion
E = 1 + 4 + 2 + 0 = 7 vs I = 1 + 2 + 4 + 2 = 9
E(7) < I(9)
The birth date for the Dalai Lama shows an Introverted preference.
Sensing vs iNtuiting
S(2) > N(1)
The dominant preference is Sensing.
Thinking vs Feeling
T(3) < F(1)
The dominant preference is Thinking.
Judging vs Perceiving
J = 1 + 3 vs P = 2 + 1
J = 4 vs P = 3
The dominant preference is Judging.
E = 1 + 4 + 2 + 0 = 7 vs I = 1 + 2 + 4 + 2 = 9
E(7) < I(9)
The birth date for the Dalai Lama shows an Introverted preference.
Sensing vs iNtuiting
S(2) > N(1)
The dominant preference is Sensing.
Thinking vs Feeling
T(3) < F(1)
The dominant preference is Thinking.
Judging vs Perceiving
J = 1 + 3 vs P = 2 + 1
J = 4 vs P = 3
The dominant preference is Judging.
Summary for the Dalai Lama.
The Birth Date of the Dalai Lama has a personality type of ISTJ.
Duty Fulfiller, Investigator, Inspector and Planner
Tarot Court card Queen of Pentacles.
Pentacles are symbolic of earth, action, and making things happen.
Queens are gentle, nurturing and caring.
Consider that the name “Dalai lama” is really a title.
The keyword phrase “Duty Fulfiller” is an exceptional match.
The name “Dalai Lama” transcribes to the grid as shown below.
Only the consonants are used.
The Birth Date of the Dalai Lama has a personality type of ISTJ.
Duty Fulfiller, Investigator, Inspector and Planner
Tarot Court card Queen of Pentacles.
Pentacles are symbolic of earth, action, and making things happen.
Queens are gentle, nurturing and caring.
Consider that the name “Dalai lama” is really a title.
The keyword phrase “Duty Fulfiller” is an exceptional match.
The name “Dalai Lama” transcribes to the grid as shown below.
Only the consonants are used.
Extroversion vs Introversion
E = 0 + 1 + 2 + 0 = 3 vs I = 3 + 0 + 1 + 1 = 5
E(3) < I(5)
The name of the Dalai Lama shows an Introverted preference.
Sensing vs iNtuiting
S(0) < N(1)
The dominant preference is iNtuiting.
Thinking vs Feeling
T(3) < F(0)
The dominant preference is Thinking.
Judging vs Perceiving
J = 0 + 3 vs P = 0 + 1
J = 3 vs P = 1
The dominant preference is Judging.
E = 0 + 1 + 2 + 0 = 3 vs I = 3 + 0 + 1 + 1 = 5
E(3) < I(5)
The name of the Dalai Lama shows an Introverted preference.
Sensing vs iNtuiting
S(0) < N(1)
The dominant preference is iNtuiting.
Thinking vs Feeling
T(3) < F(0)
The dominant preference is Thinking.
Judging vs Perceiving
J = 0 + 3 vs P = 0 + 1
J = 3 vs P = 1
The dominant preference is Judging.
The name “Dalai Lama” has a personality type of INTJ.
Scientist, Mastermind, Conceptualiser and Director
Tarot Court card Queen of Swords.
Swords are symbolic of air, reason, thinking, mental processes, and creation.
Queens are gentle, nurturing and caring.
Combining the two forces provides the grid below:
Scientist, Mastermind, Conceptualiser and Director
Tarot Court card Queen of Swords.
Swords are symbolic of air, reason, thinking, mental processes, and creation.
Queens are gentle, nurturing and caring.
Combining the two forces provides the grid below:
Extroversion vs Introversion
E = 2 + 5 + 4 + 2 = 13 vs I = 6 + 1 + 3 + 2 = 12
E(13) < I(12
The combined forces of the birth date and name of the Dalai Lama generate an Extroverted preference.
Sensing vs iNtuiting
S(2) > N(5)
The dominant preference is iNtuiting.
Thinking vs Feeling
T(6) < F(1)
The dominant preference is Thinking.
Judging vs Perceiving
J = 1 + 6 vs P = 2 + 5
J = 7 vs P = 7
The preferences of Judging and Perceiving are Balanced.
E = 2 + 5 + 4 + 2 = 13 vs I = 6 + 1 + 3 + 2 = 12
E(13) < I(12
The combined forces of the birth date and name of the Dalai Lama generate an Extroverted preference.
Sensing vs iNtuiting
S(2) > N(5)
The dominant preference is iNtuiting.
Thinking vs Feeling
T(6) < F(1)
The dominant preference is Thinking.
Judging vs Perceiving
J = 1 + 6 vs P = 2 + 5
J = 7 vs P = 7
The preferences of Judging and Perceiving are Balanced.
The combined Soul Purpose and Ego Purpose of the Dalai Lama has a personality type of ENTB.
This means that the Dalai Lama comfortably operates as either an ENTJ or an ENTP.
He may swing between both extremes.
ENTJ - the Field Marshall, Executive, Commander, Strategist, Mobiliser
Tarot Court card King of Swords.
Swords are symbolic of air, reason, thinking, mental processes, and creation.
Kings are decisive and action oriented.
ENTP - Visionary, Inventor, Explorer
Tarot card Knight of Swords.
Swords are symbolic of air, reason, thinking, mental processes, and creation.
Knights put concepts into action they are active and impulsive.
This means that the Dalai Lama comfortably operates as either an ENTJ or an ENTP.
He may swing between both extremes.
ENTJ - the Field Marshall, Executive, Commander, Strategist, Mobiliser
Tarot Court card King of Swords.
Swords are symbolic of air, reason, thinking, mental processes, and creation.
Kings are decisive and action oriented.
ENTP - Visionary, Inventor, Explorer
Tarot card Knight of Swords.
Swords are symbolic of air, reason, thinking, mental processes, and creation.
Knights put concepts into action they are active and impulsive.