Shou Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Shou? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Shou from Egyptian and what is the personality traits.
ISFP (8w9)
Shou personality type is ISFP, as illustrated by the letters J.T.B.
Shou is a good person, but even a good person can have bad habits. You could confuse Shou for being a saint. However, Shou has a tendency to go overboard with his kindness, and often becomes too much of a do-gooder. It's like Shou runs on overdrive, and he has no idea how much stress he is putting on others. The stress gets to him, and Shou needs to chill out.
Shou is always one step ahead of the game. So much so that it can be stressful for him to keep up. He's like the human GPS, always knowing where he's going, which is great if you're lost, but not so great if you're trying to find someone. Shou usually knows what he wants to do, but sometimes he gives himself extra time to mull over what to do next.
Shou needs to take his time and go slowly to avoid stress. He can feel pressure, which can throw him off course. The stress becomes too much for him, and he needs to slow down so he doesn't burn out.
Shou [1], (in ancient Greek Σῶς / Sỗs or Σῶσις / Sỗsis) is a god of Egyptian mythology who is part of the great Enneas of Heliopolis.
The name of the god can be translated in various ways. It seems to derive from a root, shouy, meaning either "the void", or "to rise", "to raise". The same term is attested in everyday language, since the Middle Kingdom, with the meaning "light". Shou can therefore be translated as "luminous air", "radiant and invigorating vibration", the term shout-Rê corresponding, roughly speaking, to "feather of light". Finally, we have seen that the name also contains the idea of "raising", "raising", which also corresponds to one of the functions of Shou: he is "He who rises", but also "He who lifts", implied Nut, the sky.
