Artsu

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  1. Look at the universal metamodel. There are like 10 different systems all saying a similar thing. That should count for something.
  2. Do the right thing. It's true enough that you are different from the person who made the mistake, but you are still connected to it. So you still have to deal with your mistake, but in some ways you have already moved on. Good luck with it all.
  3. Feel sorry for what you did. Think it through. Pray to God. I overcame a serious mistake by realising it was a dream.
  4. I don't know Rumi, and i didn't know Tolle was Christian. For me, i get my input from the bible and the website truthforallpeople.com, and of course the spirits, which are my preferred source of info, and God, although my understanding of God should be increased. I'm not part of the broader Christian community in the sense of going to church or keeping up with famous individuals. It's where I'm comfortable, being around teachings about God and morality, and learning about why we are here on earth and what we have to do. The divine love is so key in this. Please everybody read about it.
  5. To tell the difference between INFP and ISFP, instead of thinking about S and N, think about Se Ni and Ne Si. If you're not familiar with cognitive functions, read about them.
  6. That's Islam right? Not my thing, so no comment. But yeah there will generally be a higher form of any religion, in the sense of being harder to comprehend and closer to source. It requires a high mind, either in SD terms, or savant-ish terms for children. My main point is that the big religions aren't inferior to things typically associated with SD tier 2, it's just that due to their scope for appealling to the general public, and the unfortunate false dogmatism that is too rampant, they get seen as lower worldviews. You need good intuition to make sense of religious doctrine, but i would generally recommend it over science and a lot of what is associated with green stage.
  7. I really doubt AI could be modding at this point. Moderating is, i would imagine, a very nuanced and human endeavour. It's not just about adhering to black and white rules, but adhering to the spirit of the community, and knowing when too much is too much. I think AI could at best alert you to when a rule may have been broken, and then you'd have to investigate. The report feature does this in a way which is more human, based on whether there truly was offense, so that works without the AI, but maybe there could be cool features to AI where maybe you can identify a scammer or abuser versus a clueless but well meaning individual.
  8. In the sense that you're speaking to a general audience of a range of levels, it would be typical not to include material too complex, but religious education goes quite deep from what i hear. Theology is not for the faint of heart. I became more religious when i was in what i assume to be yellow, and as i move into post integral, it is the main focus of my life. This site goes hand in hand with the interest. You are assuming religious people are generally blue, and while most don't question the assumptions of the religion, and thus remain in dogma zone, religion is a powerful domain where the highest of high in SD terms reside.
  9. Priests don't use feminist theory or Derrida in their sermons because they're stuck in blue and orange? Uh, i don't think so. It's a sermon, not a university seminar on critical theory. If i went to a sermon i wouldn't want to hear about that stuff, although it could be worth novelty points.
  10. So you actually do see the outside world through a fuzzy lens? That's interesting, because the theory suggests that that's how NPs should be, but i wasn't sure if it was truly the case. I can see around me clearly, but my memories are fuzzy.
  11. It sounds like you're easily angered. I feel there is something deeper bothering you that is lowering your snapping threshold.
  12. No don't strengthen your shadow, strengthen your Self and beyond.
  13. I suspect some people react better to your vagueness than others.
  14. Like awareness, there is also lack of awareness. Other people are aware of many of the things you are aware of, but you are not aware of everything another person is aware of. Awareness forms units known as mind, soul, etc.
  15. Yes you have free will as well. This propels you through time.
  16. Yeah whereas a lot of it is cultural bias telling males to be Thinkers and women to be Feelers. The numbers are probably pretty even. I first tested as INTP. Then i studied it and decided i was probably INFJ instead, and i got more in touch with Fe.
  17. Type is important, but so is level of development. I would want someone who is already basically self actualised.
  18. That can easily link with personality type as well.
  19. Well, i do notice that it's easier to extend compassion to a female. I don't know what exactly masculine compassion is.
  20. I don't see why this is such a gender issue. Males and females are different to communicate with, but it's not like communication between the sexes is impossible. I have no trouble with it. You don't need to completely alter your style just because one particular thing isn't working. But self improvement in general is a good thing. Next time, try to understand the nature of the problem the person is facing. In this case, learn about what career options this person has and help them make a decision. Use your research skills to pick up on things they missed. Then they should feel more helped, even if they dont end up arriving at an answer.
  21. Yeah theres plenty of information, mostly of poor quality or limited use. I put the puzzle together over several years to understand it as well as i do. Simply put, the opening sentences of your posts struck me as Ni. Usually people start a post by referencing their dominant function, so i look for trends in recent post history. I also see the Fe and Ti in you. As for why the opening lines signify Ni, all I'll say for now is have a go at it yourself. Browse through your posts and link it to a single cognitive function. I assume you have a decent grasp of cognitive functions. I say don't accept my typing until you can see it yourself. Then you'll know what it's based on.
  22. Your advice is hard to really use for solving the problem. So what if most people don't have things figured out at that age. Are they supposed to wait until a magical age where things have fallen into place? So even though you say you focus on solving problems, you didn't solve the problem at all. If anything you encouraged procrastination. Maybe you didn't know what to say because you're not experienced enough in your own life to know how to help someone plan their future. If you're truly INFP, empathy should come naturally, and if it doesn't, i don't know what to say. If you're an INTJ, you'd be more of a problem solver, with a healthy dose of empathy. In the example you provided, i would suggest getting MORE in tune with the problem solving, to the point where your advice is more productive. Empathy is important too.
  23. I've experienced a god state several times, in the sense of actually feeling and thinking like I was Jesus, or even God (which isn't possible). I dont think i had much in the way of insights that i could write down at these times. In these states, one is more focused on influencing the tide of events.
  24. Divine Love! Pray to God for the divine love! Perhaps you already have it? Have more!