John Sandbach

Principle: The organization of ideas. Practical thinking. Difficulty communicating, which may be caused by one’s own inability to effectively form and/or define one’s ideas, or by the other person not…

Principle: The ability to synthesize ideas. Enthusiastic communication. Excessive thinking. Enthusiasm for many ideas. Saying too much. Philosophical thinking. Having too much on one’s mind makes one absent minded. Process:…

Principle: Passionate communication. Constructive and/or destructive communication. Arguing. Mental conflict. An agitated nervous system. The ability to be pointed and assertive when speaking. Sexual communication. Process: The building and/or destroying…

Principle: An appreciation of aesthetics. The ability to communicate artfully, smoothly, and/or beautifully. A love of ideas, communication, speaking, etc. Communication in relationships. Process: The ability to use language and…

Principle: The highest attainment possible for one’s emotions, meaning the achievement of clarity of feeling and instinct, as well as development of the ability to effectively care for and nurture…

Principle: Being impressionable to the energies of other people. Difficulty in being objective about oneself. One’s moods strongly affect one’s identity. The need for intimate relationships and for a sense…