Perception functions - how to reach them?

@mv: I'm not sure I understood your point, so sorry if my reply doesn't relate. I know CT doesn't want to make estimations on personality features/behavioral tendencies and cognitive functions before having collected enough data at all levels. So my mistake was to speak in the name of TeNi functions while depicting my personal experiences, because we don't yet have knowledge on how certain functions relate to behavior of actual people who were visually read to have those functions. I was speculating that certain thought processes and tendencies of mine were representing my assumed cognitive functions, and I didn't really feel bad about doing that, because for me this kind of playing with theory can work as a tool to understand myself better. However, I do feel sorry, if my behavior affects CT project in a negative way, and I will try to keep my hypothetical extensions of theory private from now on, if needed, and only speak of my experiences without reference to assumed functions. So otherwise formed, I could ask how people typed with Je-lead in general achieve a more relaxed, perceptive state of mind (no reference to functions here).

To be honest, I find it very difficult to speak without referring to functions, because I feel they make so much sense to me now, whether that's purely pragmatic or something "real". Need to improve on keeping my mouth shut.

It might be relevant to ask what is meant by personality in the first place, though. I believe our brain with all its activities fundamentally is what we (personality?) are, so I don't quite understand how our cognitive processing would be out of that relation. If I have a high frequency of use of specific functions that also show in my brain scan as activation of certain areas, how would it not effect my behavior and life in general? We are in a constant interaction with external world by our bodies, which again form the same biological organism as our brain, so it sounds weird to think that our internal brain processing wouldn't relate to our outward behavior. I'm quite optimistic that in future we will be able to describe and draw estimations on behavioral tendencies of people using certain functions, but until that day arrives, it's all hypothetical.