Natasha Tori Maru

Honestly I think most people don't see they have any problems. Change implies something needs to be altered, a fix needs to be applied. There is a problem and a solution is needed. Self help is the solution for people who truthfully acknowledge they have a problem. Or, they consider they may have a problem in that they contribute to negative outcomes. Most people aren't capable of self honesty >.<

@Joshe I'll check out your links - thanks for sharing!

I suggest looking into the cognitive functions behind MBTI - Katharine Briggs and her daughter Isabel Myers developed MBTI based on Carl Jung's cognitive functions and his work. The cognitive functions are a useful frame for how we process information and make decisions. All models have their drawbacks, but equating MBTI/cognitive functions to astrology is doing these systems of understanding a disservice.

I think when someone just disagrees and misunderstands, and they show no evidence of accepting reasonable counter-argument, best to just leave them. They aren't your person. They aren't necessarily 'shitting over the thread'. More a case of embedded belief/deception. If you respond you fuel their energy. I would deflect or engage others who are contributing effectively. Sometimes you simply cannot dislodge some beliefs from other people. I do think Someone Here is not constructive at all with their contributions, though. Lots of ego hinging on 'I have history' - which doesn't give one concession to act like a nitwit.

I do think, aside from Breakingthewall, most here are agreeing with you (I think your premise is that Ralston is quality, correct me if I am wrong). The Art of Mastery was very, very good. Don't worry about the shitposters, just ignore them if you don't find their input useful. I have many people on ignore Editing to add, I do not feel qualified to critique Ralston

To set the record straight, there seems to be a misunderstanding here. I am not agreeing with Breakingthewall. I would also appreciate not being called 'crazy', thank you.

I have read some, and listened to his stuff. I choose to take the teachings I find useful from these sorts of beings. I find a lot of it valuable - and you?

I agree with this. To be clear I do not agree with breaking the wall. It is more pointing out Aion is becoming really charged up, and he need not be. I get emotionally charged up from conversations here all the time. But I try to consciously attack the argument. Aion needs to focus on attacking the argument.

I enjoy his work. I haven't done a deep dive. But respect for him for diving into really unknown territory. He appears to be unafraid by the fact a lot of his work is outside the scope of science (topic cannot be harvested [data wise] so easily, and draw conclusions). Based

This. It is a pattern of behaviour with Aion. I'm not sure why he gets so attached to ideas. The attachment runs so deep he takes critiques of ideas quite personally and gets emotional. Unfortunately it won't be an open discussion platform for him unless he can become less attached. Involved 100%, but not attached. It's the next phase of growth for him. It's good he posting though, as the friction and debate help him grow (as with us all).

@Ramanujan INTJ is my current best fit for MBTI. Re-read my post above. Nowhere do I say Leo is INTJ. INTP would be my closest guess.

No - but I am unsure why you would ask this question. As there is no way to validate it other than my response. I am familiar with the user you refer too - I believe all I noted was an massive post count under her name. I don't think she posts anymore, though. What makes you ask?

I don't see Leo as INTJ, but that is from witnessing his reported behaviour & the INTP inferior function - extraverted feeling. I actually see him getting caught off guard by this in his dialogues & interactions on the forum. His pursuit of knowledge for its own sake seems very Ti to me, as opposed to Te. My experience of Te is always looking for how it can be applied. Where will this be useful, how does it fit in with my current understanding etc. Leo is a very very careful thinker, I get the impression he takes some time to thoroughly go through a topic or subject before rapping on it - if it is in his chosen field of attention, that is. Because sometimes he has brain-farts, or doesn't specify his frame appropriately. Additionally he seems to be VERY averse to planning and structure with his life routines. He prefers freedom there, from his own reports. INTJ's typically want structure and order in their outside environment to act as support scaffolding so they can be free to bounce around internally. He reads to me (with my not expert knowledge of MBTI cognitive functions) as Ti - Ne all over the place. Just my perception though. It's friggin' too real >.< I cannot tell you the volumes of consternation I cause/d the women in my family/life through always steamrolling the emotions and spearheading to a solution. I think I felt like always paying attention to emotions and emotional systems (cause/effect etc) made me a feeler. Additionally, I am also very aware I keep people at a distance by this type of emotional analysis and attention. I dislike expressing my own feelings and emotions to others, so it is much easier to focus on theirs and attempt to fix. And, like yourself, I am definitely an oddball. So determined to remain authentic to myself, with zero fucks given to fitting in. *spits on Fe*

@Carl-Richard As always, a fascinating and useful tool to contribute - thank you @Joshe You may be interested to know this prompt pulled INTJ for me - which was your guess in previous discussions. INFJ, ENFP, INFP where next, in that order. I definitely feel there are some inaccuracies due to the data ChatGPT pulls from. I will add a - thank you - also! That previous discussion were you interpreted my self report was like a bomb dropped! I think I didn't understand how I was using extraverted thinking. Also I was a bit turned off by the typical type descriptions of INTJ. I ended up watching a lot of Joyce Meng's YouTube channel where she hosts many different types & discussions on perceived differences. Personality Hacker Podcast was another one that contained good information. I have only been intermittently active on the forum up until recently (it took data from 2025 only), and I deliberately censor myself here quite a bit. I do note that in text, we have the time to craft and form an impression - which can be false. But this also reveals unknowns the prompt may pick up. I had fun!

Rate Succession. The score is brilliant also. It initially intrigued me as I work with all my family running our business (it is hell, hell) - so I went for it to witness that dynamic. Surprisingly, it delivered heaps more - which you touched on.

@TimStr I am familiar with that 'Getting in your own way' all the time. The shift happened to me around one of my meditation sessions. It was literally as if, during the meditation, a torch light was shone on the phrase 'YOU are the obstacle'. I then tried to remove all attachment to my feelings towards activities of my existence. I tried to remove all judgement. 'This is just a task, no different to any other. Just something I need to make my hands and mind do' The very next day I changed, and it was easy to do, and easy to create the habit, because the realisation during meditation was just SO STRONG. I wanted more of that feeling, in this material plain. So I just.. changed. As I repeated the mantra and the process, resistance gave way to clarity, peace. And with it, came this ability to execute that has remained with me today. I rarely experience anxiety or negativity now. Negative stuff just rolls off me, like water on Teflon. A big sense of resolution has stayed with me. I hope others can experience the same

@ROOBIO I am vicariously happy the words were helpful It took me many years (and many heartbreaks) before I learned I had this resilience. Through experience you learn your capabilities. You have a growth mindset, so you will bounce back - and without any jaded feelings toward love

Yes indeed, it was quite accurate with him. It went as in depth as correctly predicting his MBTI personality type! You are definitely onto something

No - I am talking bigger picture. I am talking about the massive dataset it was trained on as a base, with none of your input. You have no idea of the info it is trained on. It could be your credentials sold by companies that sell your data. It could have independent profiles on us all. We just don't know. If it's free, you are the product. I am just pointing out it is not so cut and dry.

Yes I think you are correct with that assessment. Although, I never knew this. It was revealed to me through the spiritual process. Which is the reason I continue to persue it, as the process reveals hidden parts of us we aren't aware of. This is why I think there is hope for those such as @gengar His challenges are almost insurmountable. But I believe in you all 😊 Much love ❤️❤️❤️

It can also be the process that produces this strong character. Extreme levels of transformation will require an extreme dislodgement of ego and all belief. The process, for myself, has required constant destruction and then restitching myself back together again. Resilience was discovered there. But it is sink or swim, as they say.

What I am getting at, is that you just do not know what sort of data-pool chatGPT has. So while it is likely, 'certainty' is up for debate. It is a reasonable conclusion, not a certain one.

How can you be certain of this?

@OBEler Successful with my brother. Do you think your prompt history with chatGPT gives it a pattern to work with and reverse engineer a link to your face as a read? I uploaded with no history, my brother has extensive chat history.

Rolling back to Aubrey - he is facing widespread ostrasization from his community for the first time. That feeling of rejection is going to trigger all sorts of ego/survival fears. Humanity evolved through power in numbers, community. So being ejected from a community looking back evolutionarily would have meant death.