The theoretical base of Ni, Te, Fi, Se in MBTI-style principle.

Something in the head "knows" without explaining.

Something in my heart "no," even if the reason seems to be

Sometimes we are confident in the system but do not understand the feeling.

And sometimes we just want to experience the world without any interpretation.

These are all the mental functions that Jung has been trying to explain since 1921.

Not to divide people into groups, but to explain that.

The human mind chooses the "main channel" to perceive and judge the world differently.

Big Frame Before Entering Ni, Te, Fi, Se

Jung divides the function of the mind into two axes.

• Perceiving → Get information from the world

• Judging → Valuation, judgment, selection

And each axis has an energy direction.

• Introverted → Inner World Reference

• Extraverted → External World Reference

So...

• Ni / Se = perception function

• Te / Fi = judging function

Ni - Introverted Intuition

Recognition of "inner meaning" and invisible patterns

Ni doesn't look at the world from what's going on right in front of it.

But from the inner mind, gradually formed by experience,

Jung explained that

Ni perceives through images, symbols and abstract connections.

It's not what everyone sees either, it's "what that person's mind sees."

Ni often comes in the form of

• The feeling that "it will go this way"

• Unexplained flashforward

• Insight understanding that does not go through step by step.

Ni didn't ask that.

"What's going on now?"

But ask

"This is telling something about the future."

In the corner, Jung.

Ni is a function that is furthest from the outside world.

And if used too much without stalling it with the real world,

People may slip, exaggerate, or live with the image in their heads rather than reality.

Se - Extraverted Sensation

Perceiving the "truth in front of it" through the senses.

Se is the opposite of Ni.

Se perceives the world through.

• What you see

• What is heard

• What touch

• What's happening now

Jung sees Se as a function that

Stay with the truth the most.

No interpretation, no conclusion, no drag to the future.

Se doesn't ask that.

"What does it mean?"

But ask

"What is it? Now."

People who use Se featured.

Often respond quickly to situations.

Powerful with the real world

But if Se is used without Ni development,

Probably stuck with short-term excitement.

Or invisible to the long-term direction.

Te - Extraverted Thinking

Judgment through reason, structure and external truth.

Te judging by reference.

• Information

• System

• Evidence

• Measured performance

For Jung

Te didn't ask, "What do I think is right?"

But ask

"Does this system really work?"

Te is focused on.

• Rationality

• Organization

• Verifiable judgment

Te is therefore suitable for

• Plan

• Administration

• Decide Structural

But if Te doesn't connect with Fi,

The judgment could become

Cold, stiff, or uninterested in human values.

Fi - Introverted Feeling

Judging through value and inner truth.

Fi is a function Jung emphasized.

Not emotional.

But the value system.

Fi, judging by the question,

• Is this consistent with me?

• Is it correct at the value level?

• Can I really accept this?

Fi references "internal standards."

There's no need to explain it to anyone.

And it doesn't have to be consistent with external systems.

Jung saw that.

Fi is a deep, quiet and elusive function from the outside.

If Fi doesn't develop Te,

People might.

• Decide by heart only

• Not communicating

• Or reject the world without creating a self-supporting structure.

The Relationship of Ni-Se and Te-Fi in Jung Corner

Jung sees the functions as "opposite pairs."

• Ni must be stalled with Se

Not to get out of the real world.

• Se must be stalled with Ni

Not to lack direction.

• Te must be stalled with Fi

Not to become a machine.

• Fi must be stalled by Te

So that inner value can be expressed in the real world.

Mental development

So it's not the only use of better functions.

But to learn the opposite function gradually.

Summary

In Psychological Types.

Ni, Te, Fi, Se are not "personality style."

It is the tool the mind chooses to survive and understand the world.

When we understand that,

• What kind of world do we know?

• From what do we judge the world?

We won't ask that.

"What type am I?"

But will start asking

Which side of mind am I using too much now?

And which side of life is inviting me to develop?

And that's Jung's heart.

Not a classification.

But the full growth of humanity.

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