Your MBTI type

[milanbenes]

ENTJ


how many of us are ENTJ's ?

Milan.

[AlfredJPruffock]

INTP

I find it a bit spooky that the article mentioned Ayn Rand in the descriptions as I just ordered ‘Atlas Shrugged’ on Friday after reading an article about objectivism… I had never heard of her previously, does anyone else get these strange little coincidences or is it the matrix struggling to cope with my curiosity??!!

Are you familiar with Jung's theory of Synchronicty ? If not - then find out !

If you are not too familiar with Jungian Pschology then an excellent book to read is -

Memories Dreams and Reflections ...

The Swiss psychologists shares the visions, inner experiences, and dreams that have shaped his work and thought


By Carl Gustav Jung
Published 1989
Vintage Books
Biography
430 pages
ISBN 0679723951

As for Goethes journey to Rome - Jung himself made many attempted journeys to Rome but each time he was thwarted - then at last he attemtped to sail to Rome from a nearby Island - when he passed out - thus he never made it to Rome .


He mentioned that the brooding energy of the ruins of Rome ovecame his concious mind - having lived there I saw a variety of newcomers being overwhelmed by the shadows of ancient Rome.

For those whom would guffaw this - then I ask you stand alone outside the Colloseum of an evening and peer through the stone vents into its dark terrible heart - a terrifying experience.

[oracleslave]

INFJ - Social work and Counselling ?? I think not.

[ThomasSoerensen]

ENTJ


how many of us are ENTJ's ?

Milan.

I am ENTJ as well. Maybe highly independent people are more likely to be contractors than needy dependent parasites. What a shocker

[Gibbon]

For those whom would guffaw this - then I ask you stand alone outside the Colloseum of an evening and peer through the stone vents into its dark terrible heart - a terrifying experience.

Spot on Alfred.

Another place is the balcony in the Capitoline Museums that looks out onto the forum at sunset when the crowds have gone.. You can almost hear the rumbling brooding power of the place and then despair at the pathos of it all, the mightest city western europe has ever known, reduced to rubble and the gawking of tourists who just tick the box without really understanding or feeling.

[Churchill]

Spot on Alfred.

Another place is the balcony in the Capitoline Museums that looks out onto the forum at sunset when the crowds have gone.. You can almost hear the rumbling brooding power of the place and then despair at the pathos of it all, the mightest city western europe has ever known, reduced to rubble and the gawking of tourists who just tick the box without really understanding or feeling.

Feck me, this is deep!
(Last words of Captain Smith)

[gingerjedi]

Spot on Alfred.

Another place is the balcony in the Capitoline Museums that looks out onto the forum at sunset when the crowds have gone.. You can almost hear the rumbling brooding power of the place and then despair at the pathos of it all, the mightest city western europe has ever known, reduced to rubble and the gawking of tourists who just tick the box without really understanding or feeling.

I am not going to say this is one of those coincidences but I know exactly where you mean... Palatine hill is to the right of the view. I was in Rome for 5 days in 2005 and it’s one of the very few places that both me and the wife have agreed to return.

[alreadypacked]

It says I am Extraverted iNtuitive Feeling Judging

Famous ENFJs : David, King of Israel

WTF when did he take the test ?

[Gibbon]

I am not going to say this is one of those coincidences but I know exactly where you mean... Palatine hill is to the right of the view. I was in Rome for 5 days in 2005 and it’s one of the very few places that both me and the wife have agreed to return.

That's the place.

I'm going back for the 7th time in October (with wife, taking in Milan for a few days too) and the 8th in the January (solo). The place has cast a spell on me and I can't learn enough about the place. My Bookshelves are now bereft of light fiction and full of Penguin Classics.

[Churchill]

That's the place.

I'm going back for the 7th time in October (with wife, taking in Milan for a few days too) and the 8th in the January (solo). The place has cast a spell on me and I can't learn enough about the place. My Bookshelves are now bereft of light fiction and full of Penguin Classics.

Awww, bless, it's about time someone took care of him.