Guru (1st Eternity) mbtiパーソナリティタイプ
個性
"Guru (1st Eternity)はどのような性格タイプですか？ Guru (1st Eternity)は、 in MBTI、5w4 - E5 - 145 in Enneagram、RCUEI in Big 5、LII in socionics のパーソナリティタイプです。"
[Full Temporistic Description by Alexander Latyshev] —— [The Guru] Guru creates his own ideology, his own faith, his own principles and is distributing them. Within the framework of personal philosophy, eternity is an individual way to answer the question “why?”, to comprehend one’s life, one’s activity. For the guru, eternity is the area of his self-realization, and meaning is the driving, motivating force of his existence. In the realm of meaning, the guru is in the position of "I am plus, you are minus." This means that the guru considers the definition of the meaning of certain things to be his and only his task (you-), and at the same time he has little doubt about his right to decide (I +). For example, after getting a job,a person gets a position and why this position is needed in the company, determined by the employer. Suppose an applicant is taken to the office management department to work with documentation. However, if the applicant is a guru, he will definitely determine the meaning of his work himself. He will work with documents, because this is his role, but if the guru decided that the meaning of his work, for example, wasto establish communication between departments - he will invest most of his energy in communications. This does not mean that the guru does not understand the meaning, just in relation to eternity he is in the position of a child (basically works for every 1st position, that’s literally PY but with time), often acts out of “I want”, ignoring the real situation. Guru has the power and ability to give meaning to everything around. After watching a boring movie, someone will simply consider this time deleted from life, the guru will draw conclusions. The weekend is approaching, which has nothing to fill - the guru will figure out why he needs this day. He is constantlyextracting meaning, morality, and cannot stop, even if he doesn't have enough information to think about. Giving meaning to the past, many gurus cannot fall asleep until they sum up some results of the day, drawconclusions. Other gurus perform similar acts in relation to the future - for example H.G. Wells (WBPN), writes about planning:“... I pinned a “Scheme” on the wall, where it was planned how I should use my time andopportunities with the greatest benefit. I have pedantically titled this sheet "Scheme" instead of simplycalling it "schedule." Every moment of life had a purpose.” The main positive emotion of eternity is the feeling of belonging, which always arises whensomething makes sense. The Guru aspires to this feeling, he is actually dependent on it. Perhaps that is why the guru has a strong sense of calling, of destiny. The guru does not always know his calling. The guru doesnot always consider his calling to be the same throughout his life. But the very feeling of his destiny rarelyleaves him. If he was left without the meaning of existence for a long time, then feeling longing (negativeemotion of eternity), the guru will do everything to know again why he lives. Eternity is characterized by an abstract perception, a look at oneself, one's life from the outside. Since eternity is stronger for any guru than the present, then in the abstract perception of the guru is much more powerful than in the perception of the personal, involved. To quote “Gone with the Wind”, Ashley Wilkes (GPNB)'s description through the eyes of Scarlett O'Hara (NBPV):“He was always impeccably attentive to her- but somehow reserved, somehow aloof . No one seemed to be able to penetrate his thoughts, let alone Scarlett even more so. This restraint of his drove everyone crazy - after all, here everyone is accustomed to immediately blurt out the first, what came to mind.
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"Eternity for the guru is the area of his self-realization. He has the power and ability to give meaning to both his own life and objects and phenomena around him. Giving meaning is not the same as seeking it. Perhaps the guru does not choose what to do, but he is confident in his right to choose why. Target eternity is distinguished by a deep vision in the field of timeless categories. This is the ability to look at the situation and at oneself detached, as if from the outside. Describing, for example, his impressions of the trip, the guru can completely exclude himself from his own story, describe everything not as he saw personally, but as a set of facts, as if quoting a book or an almanac. He constantly extracts meaning, morality, sees patterns and cannot stop, even if he does not have enough information to think about. In a way, gurus are emotionally addicted to the sense of belonging that always comes after something makes sense" Source - http://temporistics.ru
