Enneagram and MBTI (Myers-Briggs) Occult Ties Exposed by INTJ | Carl Jung Exposed

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MBTI (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator) is one of the most popular personality assessments in the world. It is based on Carl Jung’s theory of psychological types, and it categorizes people into sixteen types: INTJ, INTP, ENTJ, ENTP, INFJ, INFP, ENFJ, ENFP, ISFP, ESFP, ISTP, ESTP, ISFJ, ESFJ, ISTJ, ESTJ.

However, Carl Jung was an occultist who had regular contact with his familiar spirit guide named Philemon. In addition, Carl Jung received the foundational information for his psychology after an intense haunting by “ghostly entities,” which eventually told him about the “pairs of opposites” and his main theory of “individuation,” among other things. Jung then spent his entire career fleshing out this theory and seeking evidence to ‘prove’ what the demons taught him.

In this video, you’ll learn that Carl Jung did not devise a brand new theory, but rather, modified the same esoteric teachings that have always existed since the mystery religions of Babylon and Egypt. Jung’s theory of psychological types parallels Buddha’s Five Skandhas (or Aggregates), which teach that we are made of five changing processes (body, feelings, perceptions, responses, etc.)

Jung’s theory, according to many occultists, is also based on the concept of four elements, which has been the backbone of occultism for thousands of years. This is why we have four functions (sensation, intuition, thinking, feeling), which can be united by a fifth function (Jung called it the transcendent function, but occultists call it spirit or quintessence). Each cognitive function can have a “psychic flow of energy” going into (or out of) the function. Hence, each function can be introverted or extroverted, but there are only four functions.

Furthermore, Jung arranged the functions as pairs of opposites (sensation opposes intuition and thinking opposes feeling). Why? The demons informed him that we are made of pairs of opposites. Jung used the theory of psychological types to show people that we are “unbalanced,” and thus, need to become balanced by reconciling our opposites so that we can become integrated and achieve wholeness (aka, find the god within). This is a Satanic philosophy that is the basis of occultism, ritual sex magic, socialism/communism, gender abolition, and other movements.

I also reveal Jung’s Gnostic/esoteric teachings, including finding the hidden “god” within, which is the goal of Jung and the original Enneagram founders. Lastly, I reveal Jung’s true agenda to transform Christ back into the “soothsaying god of the vine.”