Meet
the Type Experts
Spirituality
| Jane
Kise |
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Applications
Psychological
type and spirituality share a great deal of common ground.
The root word of psychology, psyche, means soul; spirituality
deals with that same intangible part of us. Type can:
- Help
you discover methods for prayer, meditation, and dealing
with spiritual issues that are best for you.
- Offer
insights for dealing with challenges to our spirituality-severe
illness, loss, or other suffering.
- Delineate
ways that our spiritual journey can provide richness,
renewal, and rest.
- Clarify
why we stumble or feel blocked in our spiritual growth.
- Provide
direction for how we might contribute to our synagogue,
church, or other spiritual community.
Resources
Baab,
Lynn. Using Type in Congregations. Bethesda, MD: The Alban
Institute, 1998. 1-800-486-1318.
Duncan,
Bruce. Pray Your Way: Your Personality and God. London,
England:
Darton,
Longman and Todd Ltd., 1993. (Available through CAPT, 1-800-777-2278)
Grant,
W. Harold, Magdala Thompson and Thomas E. Clarke. From Image
to Likeness: A Jungian Path in the Gospel Journey. Ramsey,
NJ: Paulist Press, 1983.
Hirsh
and Kise, Looking at Type and Spirituality. Gainsville,
FL: Center for Applications of Psychological Type, 1997.
(CAPT, 1-800-777-2278)
Hirsh
and Kise, SoulTypes: Finding the Spiritual Path That is
Right for You. New York: Hyperion Books, 1998. Bookstores
everywhere.
Johnson,
Reginald. Your Personality and the Spiritual Life. Wheaton,
IL: Victor Books/SP Publications, Inc., 1995. Christian
book stores
Kise
and Kevin Johnson, Find Your Fit: Dare To Act on God's Design
for You (LifeKeys for Teens). Minneapolis, Bethany House
Publishers, 1998. Christian book stores.
Kise,
Stark and Hirsh, LifeKeys: Who You Are, Why You're Here,
What You Do Best. Minneapolis, Bethany House Publishers,
1996. CAPT, Consulting Psychologists Press (1-800-624-1765),
Christian Bookstores
Michael,
Chester P., Marie C. Norrisey. Prayer and Temperament: Different
Prayer Forms For Different Personality Types. Charlottesville,
VA: The Open Door, Inc., 1991.
Mulholland,
M. Robert, Jr. Invitation to a Journey: A Road Map for Spiritual
Formation. Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press, 1993.
Richardson,
Peter Tufts. Four Spiritualities: Expressions of Self, Expressions
of Spirit. Palo Alto, CA: Davies-Black Publishing Publishing,
1996. (1-800-624-1765)
Tagliaferre,
Lewis, and Gary L. Harbaugh. Recovery from Loss: A Personalized
Guide to the Grieving Process. Deerfield Beach, FL: Health
Communications, Inc., 1990. (CAPT, 1-800-777-2278)
Bio
For the past five years, Jane Kise has used the concepts
of psychological type as a writer and consultant. She is
the co-author of five books as well as articles about type
and spirituality. Jane currently conducts workshops using
the MBTI® in religious and organizational settings based
on her books LifeKeys: Who You Are, Why You're Here, What
You Do Best, (Bethany House) and SoulTypes: Finding the
Spiritual Path that is Right for You. (Hyperion Books).
Website:
www.lifekeys.com
Email: soultypes@aol.com
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