Blues trust their feelings implicitly. The whispers of their hearts carry an authority akin to any trusted and credible voice, whether it comes from a parent, teacher, sibling, or, most powerful of all, peers.
If you saw the original Star Wars: A New Hope movie, you might remember a key scene where Obi-Wan Kenobi is trying to teach Luke Skywalker how to use the force. The old Jedi Master says, “Your eyes can deceive you, Luke. Don’t trust them. Stretch with your feelings.” This message rings true for Blues, who often believe that the intuitive feelings in their hearts should trump the logic in their minds.
All our reasoning ends in surrender to feeling. —
blaise paschal
Blues are guided by what they feel, judge by what they perceive, and direct their actions by what they feel inside. This results in a strange load. A Blue may have adequate evidence that a given choice is right or wrong, and reasonable experience in similar matters to back up the evidence, but in a way unintelligible to those less inwardly oriented, make a decision based on feelings that contradict these guidelines. obvious. .
This makes Blues something of an enigma, because the only way to predict them is to know them, but shaped as they are by their inner voices, it’s hard to understand what their call to action will be.
For Luke Skywalker, a true blue through and through, he learned to trust what he felt was the right thing to do, as well as trust that things will eventually work out if he follows his feelings, even if things seem out of his control. . And sure enough, for Luke, they did. And for many other Blues, they do.
