Personality Compatibility in Love

Discover your Ideal Partner with Psychosophy

Contents

  1. Table of Contents

  2. Chapter 1. What is Psychosophy

  3. Chapter 2. Understanding the Inner Hierarchy of Mind, Body, Soul and Spirit

  4. Chapter 3. Result vs. Process: Two Fundamental Patterns in How We Operate

  5. Chapter 4. High-Energy Priorities (1st & 2nd): Your Strengths

  6. Chapter 5. Low-Energy Priorities (3rd & 4th): Your Vulnerabilities

  7. Chapter 6. The Special Role of Volition: Your Internal Government

  8. Chapter 7. The Role of Emotional and Physical Aspect in Sex

  9. Chapter 8. The Biological Foundations: Why Your Personality Type Doesn't Change

  10. Chapter 9. How Each Priority Actually Works: The Mechanisms Explained

  11. Chapter 10. How Your Personality Type Shapes Who You're Attracted To

  12. Chapter 11. How different aspects work together

  13. Chapter 12. How to Spot Process-Oriented Priorities (2nd & 3rd) in Communication

  14. Chapter 13. Distinguishing 2nd from 3rd Priority: Key Differences

  15. Chapter 14. How to Spot Result-Oriented Priorities (1st & 4th) in Communication

  16. Chapter 15. Distinguishing 1st from 4th Priority: Key Differences

  17. Chapter 16. Physical and Behavioral Clues to Someone's Personality Type

  18. Chapter 17. Which Personality Types Are Compatible and Why

  19. Chapter 18. How Different Type Combinations Promote Growth or Reinforce Selfishness

  20. Chapter 19. Conclusion: The Search Continues

  21. Appendix A. The introduction to type descriptions

  22. LVFE

  23. LEVF

  24. LEFV

  25. LVEF

  26. LFVE

  27. LFEV

  28. VELF

  29. VLFE

  30. VEFL

  31. VLEF

  32. VFLE

  33. VFEL

  34. EFLV

  35. ELFV

  36. EFVL

  37. ELVF

  38. EVLF

  39. EVFL

  40. FVLE

  41. FVEL

  42. FEVL

  43. FLEV

  44. FELV

  45. FLVE

  46. Appendix B. Relationship Dynamics: How Different Priority Combinations Interact

  47. 1st priority + 4th priority = Exploitation/Independence

  48. 1st Priority + 3rd Priority = Exploitation (Competition)

  49. 1st Priority + 2nd Priority = Competition (Cooperation)

  50. 1st Priority + 1st Priority = Competition (Independence)

  51. 2nd Priority + 2nd Priority = Cooperation (Competition)

  52. 2nd Priority + 3rd Priority = Cooperation (Exploitation)

  53. 2nd Priority + 4th Priority = Cooperation (Independence)

  54. 3rd Priority + 3rd Priority = Competition (Exploitation)

  55. 3rd Priority + 4th Priority = Independence (Exploitation)

  56. 4th Priority + 4th Priority = Independence (Cooperation)