Incantation Personality Type, MBTI
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ENTP (XwX)
Incantation personality type is ENTP, the Rational. The Rational is one of the four major personality types in the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI), along with the Idealist, the Sensing, and the Intuitive. In the Myers-Briggs, the Rational personality is described as:
In most instances ENTPs are practical, intelligent, imaginative, innovative and flexible. They have strong imaginations and may be creative or artistic. Although ENTPs are open to new ideas, they have a hard time sticking to them once they are set. Like the INTJ, they tend to be intellectually curious and may have an interest in science, technology, or math. ENTPs are adaptable and flexible, and are good at adapting to change. However, they are not always able to put their ideas into practice because they lack follow-through and persistence.
The ENTP personality type also falls under the Rational category of the Cognitive Functions Model. This means that ENTP personality types are gifted in developing their own intuitive approaches to various situations, yet may often struggle to express those approaches in a clear manner to others.
The Rational personality type tends to value personal freedom and autonomy over established rules and regulations.
The user can achieve almost anything through incantations: a series of words and magical formulae that were originally used to perform spells, enchantments and even trigger a magical effect on a person or objects as long as they have knowledge of the language their magic is initiated by and the necessary power to do so.
Incantations are also enhancements charms or spells that can be created using words, spoken, sung or chanted and be performed during ceremonial rituals, either a hymn or prayer, and may invoke or praise a deity or even as prayers in the world of magic.
Incantations can be performed by any kind of magic users/species (wizards, witches, fairies, etc.) regardless of their nature as long as they have magic to use it with. In magic, occultism, and witchcraft it was used with the intention of casting a spell on an object or a person and may employ the use of pharmakeia.
