You may have heard of INFJs, the particular personality type that has taken its place on the Miles Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI). They are given many labels: "idealist", "advocate", "empathetic", ......However, there is one claim that is even more striking: INFJs are beings who are "close to God". Where does this statement come from?
Emotional nurture
A distinguishing trait of INFJs is their empathy. They are able to penetrate into the emotional world of others and understand their needs and feelings. This trait often stems from the emphasis and nurturing of emotions in the family environment. Growing up, INFJs may be taught to pay attention to the feelings of others, and learn to listen and share the concerns of others. This kind of emotional education has given INFJs the ability to connect deeply with others.
Introspective tendencies
Another characteristic of INFJs is their introspective tendencies. They are reflective and able to gain insight into their inner world. This ability is often also the result of family education. Growing up, INFJs may be encouraged to think about their own actions and the reactions of others, and the reasons behind those behaviors. This introspective approach to education has given INFJ a deep understanding of himself and others.
Values shaping
INFJs often have strong values. They strongly believe in certain principles and are committed to achieving them. These values are often shaped in a family setting. Parents may emphasize certain moral values and social responsibilities so that INFJs understand the impact of their actions and choices on others and society from an early age. This kind of values education has given INFJ a strong belief and sense of mission.
Deep insights
Because of INFJs' introspective tendencies and empathy, they possess a deep insight. They are able to see things as they are and understand the motivations and emotions behind the actions of others. This depth of insight makes INFJs adept at navigating complex relationships and situations.
Emotional
INFJ's empathy makes them excellent emotional **. They are able to perceive the pain and distress of others and help others out of their difficulties by listening and supporting. This ability to be emotional** allows INFJs to play an important role in relationships, providing emotional support and comfort to others.
Idealistic pursuits
INFJs are usually strongly idealistic. They believe that the world can be a better place and are committed to making this vision a reality. This idealistic pursuit has allowed INFJ to play an active role in promoting social progress and development. They may be committed to public welfare and contribute to the promotion of social justice and fairness.
While homeschooling provides an important context for the formation of INFJ traits, it can also present some challenges. For example, an overemphasis on emotional education and introspection can cause INFJs to be too heavy in dealing with their own emotions or even fall into self-distress. In addition, strong values can leave INFJs confused and disappointed in the face of conflict and challenges.
However, it is these challenges that have driven INFJ to grow and develop. They learn to balance their emotions and intellect to deal with their inner world in a healthier way. At the same time, they also learn to stay flexible while sticking to their principles to respond more effectively to the challenges of the outside world.
From a homeschooling perspective, INFJ's "proximity to God" trait is not accidental. It is the emphasis and cultivation of emotions, introspection, and values in the family environment that gives INFJs the "divine" traits of deep insight, emotional ability, and idealistic pursuits. These traits have allowed INFJs to play an important role in relationships and social development, becoming an indispensable force in our lives.
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