A temperament of personality, in which one is "right-brained" (creative) and action-taking, emotionally, or paternal in nature, regardless of gender.

Magicians tend to feel most fulfilled when they have an audience, or perform for others, entertaining them or making them laugh, or tend to take actions that cause change for large groups of people, solving problems on a large scale. Just as wizards and magicians of medieval times might be at the service of the king or queen, they assist other leaders with their vision, grand perspective, creativity, artistry or secret knowledge.
Their weakness is a lack of attention to the fine details, and their strength is the ability to sway the masses, often full of charisma.

In fact, while the personalities have a place in the Triune Brain map of the mind, in the mammalian and higher brain, there is a way they play out into the fully conscious mind of the higher brain in terms of one's character makeup.
For example, we learn in the Intellectual Attraction Phase of courtship how people can find Character Compatibility in terms of their best virtues. Those of the Magician personality style are especially adept at four of the sixteen, Cardinal Virtues.
In the case of the Magician:
MASTER VIRTUES OF MAGICIANS:
If you find that your opposite sex parent has one of these four virtues, it is likely also attractive to you in terms of seeing yourself possibly getting into a committed relationship with such a person, and that person, if they are a Magician, and you are a King or Queen, this is likely to cause a durable romantic connection between you two.

