so i was just thinking about my dominant function (Ne) and what "feeds" or "fuels" my Ne. i believe dominant function "indulgent" activities to be extremely satisfying but also something to be very "aware" of as far as personal growth is considered. what i'm trying to say is that i try NOT to "feed" my Ne that much because it is in fact DOMINANT & therefore does NOT need any "help", in fact it needs to be "quelled" in order for me to "grow".
So, i thought if we could list satisfying things we do that "quench" our dominant function "thirst", this would be a good way to learn about the various dominant functions in order to develop our other functions ie. if i read about how one quenches their Fi or Te thirst, than that may assist me in being able to assess my auxillary & tert functions & "work on" those.
Here goes:
My dominant function = Ne
watching Scrubs is extremely satisfying. a very Ne show, i feel. it is like Ne brain candy. driving around with no destination in mind, whilst listening to mix CDs- tough on the environment easy on the Ne.
My auxillary function = Fi
listening to my favorite music in my bedroom laying on my bed getting teary because the music / lyrics is / are so beautiful (even though i'm actually fine & happy).
So, i thought if we could list satisfying things we do that "quench" our dominant function "thirst", this would be a good way to learn about the various dominant functions in order to develop our other functions ie. if i read about how one quenches their Fi or Te thirst, than that may assist me in being able to assess my auxillary & tert functions & "work on" those.
Here goes:
My dominant function = Ne
watching Scrubs is extremely satisfying. a very Ne show, i feel. it is like Ne brain candy. driving around with no destination in mind, whilst listening to mix CDs- tough on the environment easy on the Ne.
My auxillary function = Fi
listening to my favorite music in my bedroom laying on my bed getting teary because the music / lyrics is / are so beautiful (even though i'm actually fine & happy).