Tag: Carl Jung

The Enneagram and MBTI – Disambiguation

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I like the Enneagram. I’ve written a little bit about it before here, and I’ve offered several workshops on it. Also, I’ve written about the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) here. I’ve spent several years with both tools, reading and having endless conversations on their content, context, and utility. I’d like to start sharing some insights Read More …

Does Wyoming Really Exist? The Metaphysics of Mystical Experiences (Part 3)

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Here is the third installment in my series on the metaphysical foundation for mystical experiences. In this series, I am investigating some of the inherent issues and biases in the current methods of the social scientific study of religion (i.e., the field of “religious studies”). Do you think that mystical experiences are rare aberrations which diverge from “normal” life? Read More …