🧭Step 1: Discovering Your Personality Traits
☀️ Intuitive Type Yellow – Personality Profile: 1
The Illuminator
Myers-Briggs Associated Personality Profile: ENTP
Intuitive Type Yellows are radiant minds—bright, curious, and full of ideas. Making up just 2–5% of the population, they’re often seen as explorers of possibility. Whether it’s inventing something new, unraveling complex systems, or connecting unexpected dots, they have a talent for seeing what others overlook. Their mind doesn’t just scan the world—it stretches into it, pulling in patterns, meanings, and innovative correlations that are far from obvious. Driven by extroverted intuition, these Yellows love examining how people, ideas, and systems interrelate. But what makes them so powerful is their secondary function—introverted thinking, which gives them razor-sharp clarity in sorting through these patterns. They don’t just spot connections, they understand how and why things fit together.
They’re often quick-witted, enthusiastic, adaptable, and clever. They bring excitement and optimism to projects and conversations. Their energy is infectious, and their ideas feel alive. These Yellows don’t just want to understand the world—they want to improve it. They’re incredibly resourceful, often leaping at the chance to solve challenges that others see as impossible.
In fact, if someone says something can’t be done, that’s often when a Yellow feels the most inspired. These Yellows love to generate strategies and design systems—but aren’t always interested in managing the follow-through. Their passion lies in the spark of creation, not in routine or repetition. They thrive in roles where their creativity and flexibility can shine, especially when it comes to helping people or communities evolve in meaningful ways.
This subtype tends to lean toward Type Green, adding a touch of empathic awareness to their visionary core. They may be idea-first, but they also care about impact, and they’re often just as invested in helping people as they are in perfecting systems. Curious, catalytic, and full of potential, this Yellow is the innovator who doesn’t just think outside the box—they never saw the box to begin with.
☀️ Intuitive Type Yellow – Personality Profile #2
Myers-Briggs Associated Type: ENTJ
This Intuitive Type Yellow is rare and formidable, also making up about 2–5% of the population. These individuals are natural leaders with a built-in drive to organize, plan, and transform the systems around them. They’re the ones who spot inefficiencies from a mile away, then roll up their sleeves and redesign everything with purpose, precision, and confidence. Highly independent and often fiercely self-directed, these Yellows don’t wait around for permission to act. They’re strategic thinkers who trust their logic, rely on their competence, and move forward with clarity. Their energy is powerful, and they’re not afraid to take bold steps to bring their vision to life, especially when others hesitate.
These Yellows don’t just lead because they can—they lead because they must. When things are disorganized, unclear, or ineffective, they feel compelled to step in and make them better. They often shine in roles that require long-term planning, system development, or visionary entrepreneurship. Business, law, management, and strategic innovation are all places where their minds thrive. Because of their strong rational orientation, they often find it difficult to bring emotional or subjective considerations into their decision-making process. This makes them deeply logical and fair-minded, but sometimes perceived as emotionally distant or unyielding. Their strength, however, lies in their clarity: they cut through the noise and get to the heart of the issue.
🧭Step Two: Discovering Your Alignment
Your Intuitive Type Yellow & Healing Profile
Once you have read through both personality types above and have determined which one you lean towards most, next you will identify your intuitive and healing alignment. Type Yellows often report a wide range of psychic experiences, but typically specialize in either extrasensory perception (ESP) or psychokinesis (PK) — rarely both equally. While some individuals may experience aspects of both, most lean naturally toward one. Whether you choose to enhance your strength (ESP or PK) or develop balance between the two, both paths are valuable.
The best choice depends on how you plan to apply your abilities — in your personal growth, healing work, or professional path. Those who tend to work more hands-on physical careers tend to lean towards PK, while those with more decision-making careers tend to lean towards ESP.
ESP as Your Intuitive & Healing Profile
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Source of Information | Accessed from the universe or non-physical entities like spirits or guides. |
| Initiation | Can be self-initiated or seemingly triggered by the universe itself. |
| Recognition | Information feels external, sudden, and not derived from prior thoughts. |
| Nature of Experience | Often described as watching a scene, not embodying it—like watching a movie. |
| Mental Mediumship | Involves communication with spirits or guides through intuition or sensory channels. |
| Sensory Channels | May include visual, auditory, emotional, or physical sensations (e.g., pressure, warmth). |
| Universe vs. Entity | The universe is typically neutral and impersonal, while entities may have personalities and motives. |
| Relationship | Experiencers often develop a friendly, even parental rapport with the universe or assigned guides. |
| Communication Flow | May be direct with the universe or mediated through spirit guides to reach other entities. |
Clairvoyant cognition is marked by an experiencer’s ability to gain knowledge about a person, object, or event through direct access to the universe or an entity, such as the spirit of a deceased person. This process is initiated when the experiencer seeks information and, as a result, becomes aware of something they did not previously know. The knowledge seems to come from the universe itself, as if tapping into a vast record of everything that has happened, is happening, or could happen. Importantly, this is not a one-way process. The universe appears to actively participate, responding to the experiencer’s need for information, as if it holds an inherent drive to support human well-being and survival.
For someone experiencing clairvoyant cognition, this information can be self-initiated or appear spontaneously, as if the universe has chosen to begin the process. When the information arrives, the experiencer becomes consciously aware of it, and it is often distinguishable from ordinary thought or imagination. It doesn’t arise from a logical train of thought but instead enters awareness suddenly and with clarity, typically tied to a specific person, object, or event. The knowledge feels external—about someone or something, rather than coming from someone—and is recognized as not originating in one’s own mind, whether consciously or subconsciously. In essence, it’s like watching a movie about people instead of seeing the world through their eyes.
One significant expression of clairvoyant cognition is mental mediumship, which refers to open communication with nonphysical entities such as spirits of the dead, spirit guides, or guardian angels. These beings are often perceived as having consciousness, self-awareness, and personality traits. Some researchers classify trance mediumship—where a spirit temporarily uses the medium’s body to communicate—as a form of mental mediumship. Others, however, consider trance mediumship and similar phenomena like automatic writing to fall under physical mediumship instead. This course adopts the latter view.
In cases of clairvoyant cognition that do not involve mental mediumship, the communication is typically with the universe itself, which can be described as a kind of universal consciousness. This presence seems helpful and engaged, but does not show personality or emotions in the way entities do. While spirits may have motivations, moods, or intentions, the universe seems more neutral, though some experiencers interpret subtle impressions of love, safety, or humor during interactions. These feelings might not come from the universe per se, but from the experiencer’s emotional interpretation of synchronicities and well-timed insights that feel personally meaningful.
This personal connection can lead experiencers to anthropomorphize the universe, assigning it a friendly identity or even multiple personalities when its character seems to shift. Whether these personifications reflect real distinctions or are psychological projections is an open question. However, such interpretations usually enhance rather than hinder communication, helping the experiencer develop a sense of trust and companionship with this presence, often beginning in early childhood.
Mental mediumship commonly involves the medium receiving information from or about someone who has died. However, mediums also frequently report communication with other types of beings, including angels or demonic entities. This form of communication falls under clairvoyant cognition, rather than telepathy, because the information comes from non-physical sources not present in the immediate environment.
Mediums may receive this information through intuition, emotion, or sensory experiences that resemble hallucinations. These can be visual, auditory, olfactory (smell), gustatory (taste), or somatosensory (touch-related), including sensations like heat, pressure, or vibration. Among these, visual (clairvoyant) and auditory (clairaudient) experiences are the most common, though some also report clairsentient (sensing) impressions. Many mediums describe maintaining an open line of communication with the universe or with specific entities and spirit guides. Often, they rely on these guides as intermediaries—relaying messages between the medium and other spirits—rather than communicating with the dead directly.
Yellow ENTPs & Your Intuitive and Healing Alignment
Yellow ENTJs & Your Intuitive and Healing Alignment
PK as Your Intuitive Type Yellow & Healing Profile
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Healing Purpose | Supports the body’s ability to repair itself through subtle electromagnetic influence. |
| Mechanism | Involves intuitive guidance of natural bioelectric fields in and around the body. |
| Energy Conversion | Some can transform emotional or mental intensity into external energetic effects. |
| Perceived Effects | Warmth, tingling, pain relief, and a calming presence felt by recipients. |
| Clinical Parallels | Mimics effects of PEMF therapy—relieves inflammation and aids tissue repair. |
| Healing Atmosphere | Creates a stabilizing energetic field that balances and soothes. |
| Empathic Response | Often activated by care, empathy, or silent connection. |
| Sensory Cues | Practitioners may feel pressure, vibrations, or intuitive guidance. |
| Self-Care | Requires grounding, rest, and emotional regulation to prevent energy depletion. |
| Practitioner Role | Healer acts as a channel, not the source, allowing energy to move through them. |
Electromagnetic healing is a rare, powerful form of psychokinesis—not about lifting objects or bending spoons, but about supporting the body’s ability to repair itself through energy. It works through an intuitive influence over the electromagnetic fields that naturally exist within and around living organisms. Our bodies already operate using electricity: brainwaves, muscle contractions, and even our heartbeat rely on electrical signals. For those who have this ability, these natural systems can be amplified, regulated, or gently guided toward balance. The result can be pain relief, improved cellular repair, or a sense of calm radiating outward from the person without any mechanical tools or touch.
At the core of this phenomenon is the spontaneous generation of bioelectric energy. Some people can subconsciously convert internal forces, like focused thought or emotional intensity, into external energetic effects. These effects are often reported during moments of care or concentration. For example, when someone with this ability places their hand over an area of pain, others may feel warmth, tingling, or the easing of discomfort. This is not magic; it’s the result of subtle changes in the body’s electrical field that can influence nerve activity, circulation, or tension. The energy itself may flow through the practitioner without conscious effort—more like a reflex than a skill—and with practice, it becomes more precise.
In some cases, these individuals may emit gentle pulses of energy that closely resemble clinical electromagnetic therapies. Just as modern medicine uses devices that deliver pulsed electromagnetic fields (PEMF) to promote healing, some people can mimic this effect with nothing but presence and focus. These subtle pulses may stimulate injured tissue, relieve inflammation, and help regenerate soft tissue and joints. People who experience this often report that they “just know” where the energy needs to go. They don’t force it. Instead, they allow it to move through them, often feeling guided by intuition rather than deliberate planning.
A deeper layer of this ability involves creating a healing atmosphere—a coherent field around the body that influences everything within it. This isn’t simply about touch or pulses, but about establishing a stable energetic environment. In this space, overactive nerves may calm, inflamed tissues may ease, and emotional heaviness may lift. It’s as if the person becomes a living tuning fork, subtly shifting the energy in their surroundings toward order and balance. This phenomenon is often reported during moments of deep empathy or silent connection with another person or animal.
It’s important to understand that this kind of psychokinesis is not for performance—it’s a healing gift. It doesn’t show off. It shows up. Those who carry it often report feeling drained after being around people in pain, sensing vibrations or pressure in their hands, or experiencing physical sensations when someone nearby is suffering. They often find themselves instinctively placing their hands on others or drawing attention to parts of the body that are in distress, before they even know what’s wrong. This sensitivity isn’t always easy, but when embraced and refined, it becomes an incredible tool for gentle, intuitive care.
To strengthen this gift, one must first care for their own system. It’s essential to remain grounded, emotionally regulated, and rested. Practitioners are advised to act as a channel, not the source, allowing energy to move through them rather than pulling from their own reserves. Visualization, breathing, and touch can all be used to guide the energy safely and with clarity. Just as a plant needs healthy roots to grow, healers need healthy boundaries to thrive. When practiced with intention and care, this form of electromagnetic healing can help restore not only the body, but the invisible connections that keep us feeling safe, whole, and alive — it’s about creating the conditions in which healing becomes possible, with energy as your ally.
Yellow ENTPs & Your Intuitive and Healing Alignment
Yellow ENTJs & Your Intuitive and Healing Alignment
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