The Seven Ways - Bailey Blog: 2011

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The Seven personalities

Here's a list of the different Seven Ways types

Chesed-This category is split into two groups:

Earlier Cheseds (1)- People who like to follow the done thing in society. Positive, supportive, family-oriented people who enjoy the regular 9-5.

Later Cheseds (1)-People who like to do the done thing in society but like to take more initiative than the average man. They like to accomplish and do well. They enjoy life going at an even pace. They are often, but not always, very organized.

Gevurah- People who pound the norms in society. They work hard at detail-oriented work and are able to execute plans from others. They are focused on the task at hand and don't always look at the big picture.

Tiferes- Artists, musicians, writers, inventors (most of them anyway). Anyone who is imaginative, conceptual, and essentially creative.

Netzach-People that care for others and help them through intellectual means. Teachers, professors, accountants, doctors (many of them).

Hod-Anyone who helps others through more emotional means. Energetic, active, caring people who worry about others and enjoy helping.

Yisod-Active, dynamic leaders who promote individuality and want everyone to work together.

Malchus-Determined, strong-willed leaders who like to make systems of living for other people.

Everyone has one of these as their primary personality, and one as their second. You will have all of the qualities of the primary personality and some of the qualities of the secondary one. So a Netzach-Tiferes will be a caring rabbi who writes songs maybe. Or a nice doctor who is a prolific writer.

(1) Earlier Cheseds have the Chesed-Chesed personality, while Later Cheseds have the other six that are *later* in the order of the Cheseds: Chesed-Gevurah, Chesed-Tiferes, Chesed-Netzach, Chesed-Hod, Chesed-Yisod, and Chesed-Malchus.

The Seven Ways - Bailey Blog

Sunday, July 10, 2011

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