Hercules MBTI -Persönlichkeitstyp
Persönlichkeit
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Hercules is a 3sx, he does have a 9 factor, but not just about pleasing others, because a 9social has a strong relationship with being a support to others because of other people's problems. And Hercules wants to be someone to prove his worth, that is, the discovery of Who I am, and not of who you are, as is the 9social. In addition, Hercules has a strong factor of being someone important in the eyes of other people, because it was said that he would have to live independently and when he discovers that he is the son of Zeus, he is impressed and wants to show that he is a hero. This does not start from his own relationship as it would be with a 3social who wants to show his worth at any cost. He sees himself as a hero to the point that he thinks this is possible. But if he were a 9social, he would not be seeking to reaffirm his self-image. Leo with Libra ascendant and Moon in Pisces: In addition to the Leo pomp and the self-knowledge factor, it brings a lot of diplomacy and a sense of justice; The Sun falls in the 11th house, which has to do with social environment and friendships, and it all fits because Hercules is someone who is very focused on helping and being with people. The Moon in Pisces shows how he shapes the emotions of the people around him and has an extra sensitivity to the feelings of others. Like the beautiful scene where he thanks his family for taking care of him, and at the end we see how he considers the love that his adoptive parents gave him. Here the Moon is in the 6th house, which shows that he always needs to do services, practical things and actions to feel useful and help people in their purpose. The same as the MC in Cancer, which speaks of care. With Mercury in Virgo in the 12th, he is very attentive to details, but at the same time he unconsciously picks up on what people around him are thinking and doing so he can turn it into action. His moon in Pisces enhances this characteristic of always being in tune with other people's feelings and problems. His Venus is Gemini in the 9th house, which shows his attraction to Megara, someone who talks to him a lot, and someone who seems to want freedom and not have social ties. He is Neutral Good of the Ethical Good type: 🤌🙇. Unlike, for example, Robin Hood who is Good at Sacrifice 🦸♂️🦸♀️, Hercules doesn't have a very well-established vision of good and evil. So much so that he believes in Hades and Megara, and thinks they want to help. He only discovers that he is in danger when Hades shows it. An ESE type 🎆, especially an Fe-ESE🎆, which is the case with Hercules, treats people the way they treat him, that is, if they are nice to him, he treats them as a friend or someone nice. Hercules is a Hero because he thinks that his value and his power can make a difference for people, but he ends up discovering the integration of the 6 over time, that he cannot be a hero alone and even someone who is famous has human feelings. Like the fact that he was only accepted into Olympus when he saved Megara's life and discovered that this was much more than finding his worth and being just a hero alone. In the film, he becomes part of the 6 and discovers that he is part of a whole, of Gods, and that he is not alone, and that even a God needs the emotional value and love inserted into the story. In other words, the integration of the 3 into the 6: You are not enough on your own!
Biografie
Hercules is the titular protagonist of Disney's 1997 animated feature film of the same name. The son of Zeus and Hera, Hercules was abducted from Mount Olympus and turned mortal by his evil uncle Hades, though he maintained his mighty strength. With the help of Pegasus and Philoctetes, Hercules sets out on a journey of self-discovery and acceptance, from klutzy "zero" to prove himself a true hero and reclaim his place among the gods. Despite his incomparable power and fame throughout Ancient Greece, Hercules initially believed being a hero would simply be battling monsters and rescuing damsels. It wouldn't be until his chance encounter with the femme fatale Megara that Hercules would come to understand the true measure of a hero. He battled a series of monsters sent by Hades, but what made him a real hero is his self-sacrifice.
