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Feelings vs. Inner Vision: The Deceptive Nature of Fi and Fe in Islam

786 Unraveling the Difference Between Emotional Attachment and Spiritual Insight In the vast realm of human experience, emotions hold a significant place. They guide our decisions, shape our relationships, and define our sense of connection to the world around us. However, as Muslims, we must ask ourselves: are our feelings and emotions reliable indicators of spiritual truth? The answer lies in understanding the distinction between the feeling functions of Fi (Introverted Feeling) and Fe (Extraverted Feeling), and the concept of inner vision in Islam. The Nature of Feeling Functions in Islam To unravel this, let us first define Fi and Fe: Fi is highly personal, subjective, and internally driven. It focuses on one's own values and emotions, often leading to a deep sense of individuality and moral conviction. Fe , on the other hand, is outwardly focused, concerned with harmony, relationships, and social dynamics. It seeks connection and prioritizes collective well-being over individ...

MBTI: A Gateway to Understanding the Self

786 Integrating Psychology and Spirituality for Personal Growth and Alignment   MBTI: A Gateway to Understanding the Self The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) offers a profound framework for understanding how individuals perceive, decide, and interact with the world. Based on Carl Jung's theory of psychological types, MBTI explores the fundamental ways we engage with reality, highlighting patterns in thought, behavior, and emotion. While widely known as a tool for personality assessment, MBTI is much more than that. It is a roadmap for self-awareness and growth, bridging the domains of psychology and spirituality. Through this lens, we not only uncover our inherent tendencies but also discover pathways to align those tendencies with a higher sense of purpose. The Psychological Framework MBTI categorizes human behavior into four dichotomies: Extraversion (E) vs. Introversion (I): How do you focus your energy? Are you drawn outward toward people and activities, or inward toward ref...