Carl Jung’s 4 Functions of Mind #Jung #Psychology #Consciousness

Jung's Four Cognitive Functions

[Phoenix-Brah]

I sometimes imagine how dull the universe of my subjective experience would've been without the gifts of this legend. Let alone video footage.

[josephang]

Intuition is unattached knowledge that reaches awareness. It may be attached to the unconscious, so it looks like it comes from nowhere.

[andyroobrick-a-brack]

As a thinking type, thinking is especially interesting to me because people misinterpret it as a strictly logical process. Thinking does, in a sense, PRODUCE logic, but logic is but one facet of the formula. Thinking sees a language in the world, because if you know how to communicate and interpret with the world, you can then gain knowledge. Hence, thinking tells you "what" something is.

[debanjanchowdhury]

Absolutely magnificent
The way he presented all these 4 aspects is breathtaking. Hats off to Carl Jung.

[satyakuntal]

Wonderful My brother Philoshoper 😊😊😊😊😊

[StephenS-]

Unless the man is named Igor. Then the hunch is self- explanatory.

[gertpostel]

Sensation I would say is the objectification of the things, just to differentiate between them sufficiently enough… while intuition attaches that objectified data to the dynamic of our senses and creates an ‘experience’ from that chain of associations. What makes intuitives “smart”. You can learn all life about the blue sky, if u’ve never seen it, u’ll never have the same understanding’ as someone who had the ‘experience’

[luluspeers]

The intuition comes from God. That small inner voice, that we hear as a vague, soft touch. Always go with your hunch.

[jjrecon]

Intuition, empathy, imagination ... All superhuman powers bestowed by Grand Spirit as gifts and graces to be exercised in harmony with others for exponential creation of hearts and minds. 💙💜❤️

[mji]

There are also entities that enter our minds and what not. Be neutral. …the answer is there.