Judicial State

Archetype: Judge/Advisor

The best concept to describe the focus of this state is Judgement.

Physical: Sensation

Focus on the perception of tangible senses and space; attention and response to surroundings and actuality.

Rational: Regulation

Focus on rational conclusions; developing, following, and favoring rules, decisions, and structure.

Emotional: Valuation

Focus on emotional commitment; developing, following, and favoring respect, values, and bonds.

It is the state of propriety and honor. It represents a psyche that is physically flexible, but rationally and emotionally tense. We are on this state when being devoted and determined, and looking to reflect this on our surroundings. We focus on reaching decisions based on values and the state of things. We are observing and sensing for ideals.

By definition, this is the state of focus in sensation, regulation and valuation. Its main characteristic is to value procedures, determine tastes, and observe principles. This defines our ability to be aware of the physical implementation of order and values. It focuses in how appropriate, meritorious, adequate, worthless or shameful events and environments are.

People who have a constant tendency to this state focus on their surroundings, ideals and plans. Their attention goes to where beauty and order are found. For them, being temperate is more pressing than being aggressive or relaxed. They value people that project expertise and mental clarity. They are gracious, analytical and appreciative of fine things, like arts and good food. They like to discuss views and observations, and make great advisors and leaders that inspire others. They are good at following and laying out plans, and evaluate legal, political or ethical concerns. They enjoy being exposed to new places, things and events, but could be judgmental or preserve their opinions longer than changing conditions may require.

People that are strongly ethical are respectful of their moral code. They value awareness, harmony and orderliness, and use these as a measure of how important or satisfactory things are. They want to feel that things are being done right, and show responsibility to others. They can be stubborn, but have a soft spot for indulgence and novelty that may conflict with their high standards at times, but also helps them reshape them. They are good at bringing light, justice and value to people and places that might be miss-appreciated.

Tendencies towards introversion:

Regulation cultivates righteousness and strictness; prompting self-confidence.

Valuation cultivates particularities and sensibility; prompting self-absorption.