Books like Soultypes: Matching Your Personality and Spiritual Path

A spiritual life does not involve one path, type, or understanding. Using the MBTI as their foundation, Kise and Hirsh walk the readers through the perspectives of each personality type, their strengths and styles that will most connect to their spiritual language. Just as with the MBTI, one personality is not "better" than the other. Each personality type, each spiritual path, has valuable insights to offer.Spirituality is not only about understanding, but wholeness, which makes this book a valuable tool for individuals as well as groups. As stated in their conclusion, "In spirituality, traveling down just one path can be the route to stagnation, offering little chance of surprise, challenge, or development. For all types, spiritual wholeness develops when we see 'how the other half lives' - when we allow for insights and information from sipritual experiences that are different from our initial, more natural paths." I appreciate that this book offers not only a challenge for individual wholeness, but wholeness within a worshiping community as well. What would a congregation look like when it offers a scope of spiritual language and experiences to meet us in our variety? The appendix also offers a useful, 5-session group study to usher a congregation on its way to spiritual wholeness.