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I studied the personality types in recent months, including the MBTI (Myers Briggs Temperament Instrument) is a system of 16 different “types” as a result of the work of Carl Jung. Introverts focus on the internal process. Internally or simply have ratified. While extroverts are energized by the company and project groups of people to people and things.
After people find out what type they are, what we really attached to their character and not really understand the code letter to tell them of their class are not their core identity. To label yourself as an INTJ or ESFP puts you in a box, if you do not understand how species (including eight) to be used for the growth of self and adapt to the opposing personalities we encounter in our lives.
I can bring this concept of personality to explore how we, as gardeners on the nature and gardens. I would speculate that a typical gardening activity that is independent of the others do what is needed internally if we think of the garden, whether a plant, prune, or just see how things are done in the plant.
In the garden, can grow and develop through the features of the shadow of his personality grow. An analysis, logical person, rational thinking can be written soon in tears while experiencing something in the garden. The garden is a safe place to provide healing to take place. It is also a good place to contact with parts of his personality that was not going to share with the world. It is planted in almost any type of seed that can fit in your garden and enjoy the joy of not knowing what will sprout and flourish. Changing your mind is one thing. Changing your behavior is different and that is where change occurs in the experience of thinking always feel free. You are not a label based on the consideration of a personality test.
The saying, “Stop and smell the roses” focuses on a particular personality type. Some people have the ability to stop, but do not smell like roses. That’s where the creation and planting a garden comes in. If you resist the idea of ​​creating a garden, but I wanted one for a long time, you are limiting yourself.
Vulnerabilities in the preferences of one’s personality is responsible for their own behavior to a minimum. Why let something like creating a garden that simply express your thoughts? The most common objection is: “I have no green thumb.” I tell these people who are successful or not the plant grows, is the process of interaction with oneself as a growing experience.

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