- MBTI
- ENFP
- Enneagram
- 947 sx/sp
“In the dark and ancient depths of the human psyche, there lurks a rare and enigmatic creature known as the INFJ. This elusive being is possessed of a keen intellect and a profound sensitivity to the emotions of others, yet remains strangely aloof from the world around it.
Like a creature of the abyss, the INFJ is often misunderstood and feared by those who cannot fathom its depths. Its thoughts and feelings are shrouded in mystery, and it is said that to look into the eyes of an INFJ is to glimpse the very abyss of the human soul.
But despite its otherworldly nature, the INFJ possesses a deep and abiding compassion for others. It is driven by a sense of purpose and a desire to make a difference in the world, and will stop at nothing to achieve its goals.
Yet even as it strives to bring light to the darkness, the INFJ remains haunted by a sense of isolation and alienation. It is a creature of contradictions, at once both deeply empathetic and fiercely independent, and it is this paradoxical nature that makes it such a fascinating and enigmatic being.
So if you should ever encounter an INFJ in your travels, be sure to approach with caution. For though it may seem like a creature of myth and legend, it is very real indeed, and possesses a power and depth that few can comprehend.”
Cheers,
Ian
Like a creature of the abyss, the INFJ is often misunderstood and feared by those who cannot fathom its depths. Its thoughts and feelings are shrouded in mystery, and it is said that to look into the eyes of an INFJ is to glimpse the very abyss of the human soul.
But despite its otherworldly nature, the INFJ possesses a deep and abiding compassion for others. It is driven by a sense of purpose and a desire to make a difference in the world, and will stop at nothing to achieve its goals.
Yet even as it strives to bring light to the darkness, the INFJ remains haunted by a sense of isolation and alienation. It is a creature of contradictions, at once both deeply empathetic and fiercely independent, and it is this paradoxical nature that makes it such a fascinating and enigmatic being.
So if you should ever encounter an INFJ in your travels, be sure to approach with caution. For though it may seem like a creature of myth and legend, it is very real indeed, and possesses a power and depth that few can comprehend.”
Cheers,
Ian