Aspiration
The four distinct small groups within a category and their psychological implications for personality typing.
Small Group Analysis
Small groups represent the intersection of four personality types that share common characteristics. Each group reveals fundamental patterns in how types process information, make decisions, and interact with the world.
Category's Small Groups
Imprints
Group Description
Time's imprints manifested in the details as traces on things and faces, resulting from the damage inflicted by life. They are bitter with the sense of loss of former pristine purity, yet they can also create a sense of familiarity and closeness. They work with specific details that usually emerge in the process of wear and degradation from an initially universal state.
Templates
Group Description
Forms and methods of action, honed by life to the utmost efficiency, economy, and simplicity. Voluntary restriction to template specifics allows one to avoid disappointment from the absence of something else, undefined, and from the impossibility of achieving more - thus bringing satisfaction. They limit themselves to near, specific goals, the achievement of which brings satisfaction.
Ideals
Group Description
The ideal is the result of an absolutizing simplification associated with the leveling of individual defects. The real world is imperfect, hence orientation towards the ideal inevitably leads to disappointment and disillusionment. They set distant, fundamentally unachievable goals, and therefore suffer.
Decorations
Group Description
Ornamental flair thrown over reality, where the perfect harmony of the world is hidden in the details, their combinations, and proportions. Contemplating such brings joy - from partaking in the great and universal through the small. They work with details that enrich the world with universally perfect forms.