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Posted by Jan den Breejen (213.75.43.221) on August 20, 2002 at 00:33:36:

Hestia

Hestia was the greek goddess of the Hearth (Roman name Vestia). Hestia as a psychological archetype would fit with the woman who has an inner perspective, is emotionally detached and perceptually inattentive to others in her surroundings as she attends her own concerns. She has a tendency to withdraw in the company of others. Hestia’s ‘ine-in-herselfness’ seeks quiet tranquillity, which is most easily found in solitude.

This analysis of the ancient archetype by dr. Shinoda Bolen fits nicely with Oldham’s Solitary Style and Millon’s Schizoid Personality (the extreme variant). It has a bit of an autistic tinge to it too.

Jan

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Hestia: What Are Autistic Aspects ? Rich (205.188.197.187) 19:02:48 08/20/02 (1)
- Re: Hestia: What Are Autistic Aspects ? Jan (195.18.120.169) 09:17:06 08/21/02 (0)

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> Hestia > Hestia was the greek goddess of the Hearth (Roman name Vestia). Hestia as a psychological archetype would fit with the woman who has an inner perspective, is emotionally detached and perceptually inattentive to others in her surroundings as she attends her own concerns. She has a tendency to withdraw in the company of others. Hestia’s ‘ine-in-herselfness’ seeks quiet tranquillity, which is most easily found in solitude. > This analysis of the ancient archetype by dr. Shinoda Bolen fits nicely with Oldham’s Solitary Style and Millon’s Schizoid Personality (the extreme variant). It has a bit of an autistic tinge to it too. > Jan

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