do you create? or do you criticize?

[zenmaster]

Full 'use' and thus 'activation' of the right comes with a more 'spiritually orientated' life.

Spiritual orientation has nothing to do with psychological-valuing disposition. The later is of mind-level. You are confusing intuition (the access to spirit) with feeling (rational-valuing complement to thinking). The conflation is probably due to both being temporal which suggests whole (unconscious) to part (conscious).

Be aware that full use of the right really doesn't even come in to play in this short lifetime, even with the personality type predisposed from birth to use the feeling faculty.

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an interesting dynamic has been brought to my awareness. It is this:

the creation/criticism dipole

where does one sit on this scale?

the criticism side leans towards complaining about things, finding fault in others, expecting the world or companies to change, and is generally armchair criticism, throwing bolts and arrows of harsh words around. It is not a joyful place to be in.

the creation side, however, sees what perhaps maybe an undesirable situation and offers an alternative vision or plan. They seek to bring about their own change, to generate their own energies, to wield their own light in a productive way. It is a more empowered position, and offers hope and a beacon for others.

The problem is that a creation can be a complete fabrication of the imagination which only serves as a vehicle for projection - to allegorically highlight a rather unconsciously perceived personal or social imbalance. When others merely resonate with the suggested themes it takes on a life of its own - as if the idea of the idea itself was the source of effective change. It may even offer a type of hope due to all of the unconscious associations evoked. Yet due to lack of conscious application and idealistic isolation, such a creation does not actually provide a viable developmental change, capable of bridging old to new in a healthy manner. The finger pointing at the moon. "Change you can believe in" "I am the 99%"