The physically curious
person hungers to go and touch and experience and do. They speak
often of travel, tend to be impulsive and always in motion. We see
physical curiosity in the Warrior archetype of psychologist Carl
Jung.
The emotionally curious
person seeks connection to others; soul-sharing through that mystical
umbilical called empathy; words and gestures, painting, poetry, plays
and songs linking heart to heart. Emotional curiosity is spiritual
hunger. This is the Seeker/Healer/Lover archetype.
The intellectually
curious person navigates an ocean of riddles that must be solved,
connections that must be investigated, patterns that whisper of
secret meaning. This is the Magi/Wise-ard (magician/wizard) who
travels to impossible places without ever leaving the room.
The organizationally
curious person discovers what is missing and then provides it. These
are the leaders who serve us by creating structure, process and
order. Organizational curiosity is demonstrated by the
Administrator/King archetype.
HT: Roy H. Williams, "The Monday Morning Memo" for June 25, 2012
Read the article at http://www.mondaymorningmemo.com/newsletters/read/1987.
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