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An Introduction to the Vritti model

The Adaptative Intelligences

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The Unconscious Traps

The Origins of the Model

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The Unconscious Traps

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Red Personalities

They are driven by a desire to understand and express their unique identity and to connect with deeper meaning in life. While their depth and creativity are strengths, they are prone to certain unconscious traps:

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1. Over-identification with Emotions

Trap: Reds tend to immerse themselves deeply in their feelings, often identifying with their moods as though they define who they are.

Impact: This can lead to mood swings, emotional overwhelm, or a sense of being stuck in their inner turmoil.

2. Longing for What Is Missing

Trap: They frequently focus on what they perceive is lacking in their lives, whether it’s an ideal relationship, a missing talent, or a sense of wholeness.

Impact: This longing can foster dissatisfaction, envy, and a sense of being perpetually incomplete.

3. Comparing Themselves to Others

Trap: Reds often compare themselves unfavorably to others, believing others have what they lack or that they’ll never measure up.

Impact: This can exacerbate feelings of inadequacy or unworthiness.

4. Pushing Away Connection

Trap: While Reds deeply crave connection, they may unconsciously distance themselves by dwelling in emotional intensity or focusing on their uniqueness.

Impact: This can create a sense of isolation or difficulty in forming lasting, mutual relationships.

5. Idealization of the Past or Future

Trap: They may romanticize the past or dream about a perfect future, avoiding engagement with the present moment.

Impact: This prevents them from appreciating what they currently have or taking actionable steps toward growth.

6. Self-Absorption

Trap: Reds can become preoccupied with their inner world, losing sight of the needs and perspectives of others.

Impact: This can lead to strained relationships and difficulty in maintaining balance between self-expression and empathy.

7. Belief in Being Fundamentally Flawed

Trap: Reds often carry a deep-seated belief that something is inherently wrong or missing within them.

Impact: This belief can lead to self-doubt, self-pity, or a reluctance to embrace their strengths.

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How Red Personalities can avoid these Traps

Cultivate gratitude: Focus on what they have rather than what is missing.

Practice mindfulness: Stay grounded in the present moment to balance their emotional intensity.

Build self-compassion: Challenge the belief of being flawed by acknowledging their inherent worth.

Seek connection: Open themselves to mutual relationships without overemphasizing their uniqueness.

Channel creativity: Use their depth and emotions as inspiration for meaningful expression rather than dwelling in them.

By recognizing and addressing these tendencies, Reds can harness their emotional richness and creativity while finding greater peace and connection in their lives.

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