This is the first book I ever read by this author. I was ASTOUNDED by it's applicability in my case at least. I am a mix of KVA and VKA personality types as far as I can tell -- I don't get all hung up on being just one personality type. The diagram tables are GREAT! -- and they are missing from a similar later book.
What KVA and VKA means as regards my unconscious is that auditory "A" is where my unconscious inspirations some from. I assume that each of us is not balanced in our 5 senses as to which we can simultaneously be aware of. Apparently auditory is the one which I have the most trouble with in normal life -- I am primarily a visual learner but also touchie-feelie [ therefore VKA ], but in a solitary environment I can hear my unconscious expressing itself in certain ways, whether literally or metaphorically I am uncertain sometimes. Regardless, I am attempting to become FRIENDLY with my unconscious.
This book is a good technique to begin learning how to address some of the issues which are mentioned in the book Own Your Own Life by Gary Emery. The two combined are a major impact producer in my life. I am tempted to keep it all a secret, because people who are not diligent may tend to make a sham or scam of this knowledge. I decided today to take that risk of exposing the greatness of these two works when combined together. Good luck!
I am ordering some of the author's other works -- based mostly on the table of contents as revealed in amazon's "look inside" feature. Hope it works out for me, AND FOR YOU!
The one missing item is this -- we have 5 senses, not three, and why is it that taste and smell are not addressed in this author's theory ? Perhaps having a 5-layer or 5-level of consciousness in a theory is a bit much for humanity to consider at this time ?
Now here is some physiological basis for my personality bias -- I have a slight hearing problem , wasn't diagnosed as a kid. In large crowds where a lot of people were talking on different subjecs it was all a buzz to me. I am great in small groups, but somehow if the people I am talking to are randomly switching topics, e.g. because they heard someone else nearby switch to another, then I get uncomfortable. So I end up sitting out a lot of such big crowd activities on the sideline from an enforced shyness.
I also did not TRUST my hunches. NOW I am more aware of nomoenclatures, wordplay, and word associations, as well as comparative personality theory , so I have more interaction ability. However, somehow the biological shyness is still there -- i.e. my INTP introvertism DOES GET DRAINED from extensive conversations. So I would like to see books which explain how my improved outgoingness can perhaps learn to get along without downtime -- which is about the ONLY thing which the author does not address in the way of the unconscious.