SoulTypes: Matching Your Personality and Spiritual PathMillions of people throughout the world turn to the Myers- Briggs Type Indicator to guide their career choices, improve their relationships, and resolve conflicts. Now, two experts in the field help readers discover: The approach to spirituality that is most natural for them. Past spiritual experiences and what made them joyful, hollow, or even painful. New spiritual paths that add fullness to life even in the midst of difficulties. First published in 1998 by Hyperion, SoulTypes is a valuable tool for individual growth and strategic planning for those in leadership roles in congregations and other faith-based organizations. |
Contents
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Understanding Personality Type | 19 |
Growing toward Wholeness and Meaning | 34 |
Sensing and Intuitive Spirituality | 43 |
A Sensory Exercise | 44 |
The Paths of Sensing Spirituality | 47 |
Thinking and Feeling Spirituality | 139 |
The Sunflower Exercise | 140 |
The Paths of Thinking Spirituality | 143 |
Extraverted Thinking The Analytical Spiritual Path | 148 |
ESTJ | 157 |
ENTJ | 163 |
Introverted Thinking The Conceptual Spiritual Path | 169 |
ISTP | 178 |
Extraverted Sensing The Active Spiritual Path | 51 |
ESTP | 61 |
ESFP | 66 |
Introverted Sensing The TimeHonored Spiritual Path | 71 |
ISTJ | 80 |
ISFJ | 86 |
The Paths of Intuitive Spirituality | 92 |
Extraverted Intuition The Catalytic Spiritual Path | 97 |
ENTP | 106 |
ENFP | 112 |
Introverted Intuition The Illuminating Spiritual Path | 118 |
INTJ | 127 |
INFJ | 133 |
INTP | 184 |
The Paths of Feeling Spirituality | 191 |
Extraverted Feeling The CommunityOriented Spiritual Path | 197 |
ESFJ | 205 |
ENFJ | 212 |
Introverted Feeling The Personal Spiritual Path | 218 |
ISFP | 227 |
INFP | 233 |
Being Wholly Spiritual | 239 |
Suggestions for a FiveSessionGroup Study | 242 |
Suggestions for Further Reading | 249 |
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SoulTypes: Matching Your Personality and Spiritual Path Sandra Krebs Hirsh,Jane A. G. Kise No preview available - 2006 |
Common terms and phrases
allow approach to soulwork auxiliary or second beliefs Carl Jung conscious use requires Difficult The fourth discipline dominant function emotional ENFJs ENFPs enjoy enriching spiritual path ENTJs ENTPs ESFJs ESFPs ESTJs ESTPs experiences exploring Extraverted Feeling types Extraverted Intuitive types Extraverted Sensing types Extraverted Thinking types faith Feeling Spirituality find an enriching Forms of Soulwork friends function can erupt ideas inferior function INFJs INFPs insights INTJs INTPs Introverted Feeling types Introverted Intuitive types Introverted Sensing types Introverted Thinking types Intuitive Spirituality ISFJs ISFPs ISTJs ISTPs life's lives logical look MBTI meditation Myers-Briggs Type Indicator natural starting place needs pathway personality type place for soulwork prayer prefer psychological type reflection relationships second function seek situation soul SoulTypes soulwork often helps spiri spiritual community spiritual journey spiritual practices struggle things third function thoughts tion traditions Trusted spiritual advisors truth tual understanding values worship
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