Spiritual Dynamic

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 Carl Jung organized these preferences in four pairs, which are
Extraversion (E) and Introversion (I)
Sensing (S) and Intuition (N)
Thinking (T) and Feeling (F)
Judgment (J) and Perception (P)
Within each pair, persons generally prefer one mode of behavior over
the other; one behavior is preferred, the other is less preferred

Carl Gustav Jung

Jul 26, 1875 - Jun 06, 1961
The first pair of preferences relate to where
persons find their preferred focus—whether in
the outer world of persons, events and things (E)
or in the inner world of self and ideas (I)
The first pair of preferences relate to where
persons find their preferred focus—whether in
the outer world of persons, events and things (E)
or in the inner world of self and ideas (I)
The second pair of preferences, intuition and sensing,
have to do with persons’ preferred means of receiving
information for their living—either through primary
reliance on intuition, the inner urgings of the spirit (N),
or primarily through their physical senses (S)
The first pair of preferences relate to where
persons find their preferred focus—whether in
the outer world of persons, events and things (E)
or in the inner world of self and ideas (I)
The second pair of preferences, intuition and sensing,
have to do with persons’ preferred means of receiving
information for their living—either through primary
reliance on intuition, the inner urgings of the spirit (N),
or primarily through their physical senses (S)

The third pair of preferences, thinking and feeling, suggest

the means for processing the data received through
intuition and sensing—either a primary reliance on the
cognitive processes of reasoning (T) or a primary
reliance on the stirrings of the heart (F)
The first pair of preferences relate to where
persons find their preferred focus—whether in
the outer world of persons, events and things (E)
or in the inner world of self and ideas (I)
The third pair of preferences, thinking and feeling, suggest
the means for processing the data received through
intuition and sensing—either a primary reliance on the
cognitive processes of reasoning (T) or a primary
reliance on the stirrings of the heart (F)
The second pair of preferences, intuition and sensing,
have to do with persons’ preferred means of receiving
information for their living—either through primary
reliance on intuition, the inner urgings of the spirit (N),
or primarily through their physical senses (S)
The final pair of preferences, judgment and
perception, have to do with a person’s preferred
relationship to the flow of life—either a primary
desire for closure and completion, order and
control (J) or a primarily open-ended and laid-
back approach to life (P)
body of Christ principle Holistis = Menyeluruh
1 Cor 12:14-21
Selidikilah aku, ya Allah, dan kenallah hatiku,
ujilah aku dan kenallah pikiran-pikiranku;
lihatlah, apakah jalanku serong,
dan tuntunlah aku di jalan yang kekal!
Raja Daud – Maz 139:23-24