Nature's Prophet Personality Type, MBTI
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ENFJ (3w2)
Nature's Prophet personality type is ENFJ, which is the part of the Jungian psychological type system that describes the "Artisan" personality. This also describes the "Artisan" personality type of the Prophet himself, with the only difference being that Prophet chose to not focus on building empires to make his presence known. He chose instead to focus on spreading his message, creating a sense of unity among his followers, and leaving behind a legacy for others to find.
This is fitting, as the Prophet's true legacy is what he called forth. The Earth is alive once again, and will be ever alive after he leaves it behind. And the true legacy left behind by the Prophet himself is one of unification, of unity between all life on Earth, and the consequent creation of a new map for humanity to thrive on.
The Prophet's character type can be compared to another famous ENFJ, Lennie Small from Of Mice And Men. Like Lennie, the Prophet was born to a poor family and never knew his father. But unlike Lennie, the Prophet chose to follow his own path and not live for his family. He chose to live for himself and for others, and by doing so he has become a legendary figure in human history.
When Verodicia, Goddess of the Woods, had finished filling in the green places, having planted the coiled-up spirit in the seed, having lured the twining waters from deep within the rock, having sworn the sun its full attention to the growing things, she realized that her own time had reached its end, and like one of the leaves whose fate she had imprinted in the seed, she would fall without seeing the fruiting of her dream. It pained her to leave the world bereft, for the sprouts had not yet broken through the soil--and they would be tender and vulnerable to every sort of harm. She found in her seed pouch one last seed that she had missed in the sowing. She spoke a single word into the seed and swallowed it as she fell. Her vast body decomposed throughout the long winter, becoming the humus that would feed the seedlings in the spring. And on the morning of the vernal equinox, before the rest of the forest had begun to wake, that last seed ripened and burst in an instant.
