The IMPRESSIONIST is the most intuitive of the prophetic traits because he operates according to indistinct notion. His language is vibe which means he employs ultra-sensory perception to navigate life. Such a person draws conclusions from the baseline of energy.
The IMPRESSIONIST does not make a one-to-one ratio connection with sensory information. He does not hear words; he sees the mouth moving. He does not read gestures; he sees the body moving. He does not accept the explanation; he intuits the intent. In short, he does not naturally accept the obvious. He subjectively interprets despite what might be the obvious or the contrary. He cannot cite sources and he cannot levy evidence for either complaints or commendations.
Whether or not his radar is right, he largely depends upon a high degree intuition to develop his beliefs, his thoughts, and his actions. She can be emotionally worn down because she subscribes everything to a vibal level despite the obvious evidence of the thing itself. Consequently, he tends to be suspicious of the self-evident. The more pressed he is to reason, the more absurd his reasoning becomes.
She tends to have strong relationships with family members and very few outside friends or he tends to have strong relationships with a few outside friends and has few strong ties to family (probably because he intuits conditional love). If he does not receive affirmation from family or friends, he will be driven into a controlling relationship with another or a few others. As a result, he is a great candidate for the cult, for the minority elite, for abuse, etc.
On the positive side, she is perhaps one of the most stereotypically spiritual of all 27 personality tendencies. He is sensuously spiritual so he will cry or become heated at the unlikeliest of moments. He is appreciative. He is very honest though he might lack tact. She is spiritually-driven and emotionally-involved, so she embodies passion and conviction in efforts she puts toward her endeavors. He might find it useless to develop argumentation to back his beliefs if he does not value a particular consensus. Even if she favors a particular consensus, it has little to do with her private brand of verification.
He emphasizes transcendence over all, so he might seem to over-spirtualize or over-philosophize the obvious, when, in fact, he is being quite serious. He might have a vulgar streak, because he associates the physical senses with caveats of spirituality and revelation. He emphasizes ultimate ends so he can appear to be over-conceptual or “not quite right in the head,” but I assure you he is quite fine.
She has an ability to transpose the minútest of experiences into some spiritual abstraction. He has a high degree of sensual apprecation, so she might be a healthy and guilt-free eater, sleeper, couch potato, etc. His senses are wired to spirit so he can be easily offended if verbally insulted or physically punished. Touch is sacred to him. All of the senses are sacred to her.
On the negative side, he can be sensuouslessly spiritual which can make him highly unreasonable and ignorant of his own faults. He can be a spiritual freak, so to speak, but completely hypocritical by not applying it to the minútest areas of his life. In the same way, she can be creedlessly spiritual by being parochial or patronizing or preachy to others, though she herself does not heed her own advice.
By being emotionally charged, he can have problems striking a proper balance—even chemical balance—because he operates upon copious amounts of adrenaline to execute the simplest tasks of daily life. Completing mundane tasks is an accomplishment for him for which he might expect or demand reenforcement through praise.
Psychologically, she can be argumentative by using her ability to generalize and to pose ambiguous arguments. Physiologically, emotional depression can be accompanied with physical ailment that includes but is not limited to: migraines, stomach aches, headaches, ulcers, weight loss, obesity, etc. She is not concerned about truth, per se. Rather, she might be concerned with personal defense or reputation.
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