Category: Labanauskas, Jack
October 2010, Issue 174
Now that the hubbub of the election season is winding down and many citizens of the U.S. of A. are mopping up tears or confetti, depending on whether their side won or lost, attention is slowly turning towards the holiday season. It was refreshing to see the emergence of more substantial differences between the opposing [...]
About “The Conversation”
From the Editor: This exchange took place over the course of several conversations and emails. The subject is the Enneagram, its applications, systems and schools of thought. The (first part – Enneagram Approaches) current part is edited to read as a conversation between Antonio Barbato, president of the Italian Enneagram Studies Association, who has authored [...]
Interview with Charles Tart
Jack Labanauskas: On the home page of Enneagram Monthly’s website we still have your quote: ”When I first heard my Enneagram type described, a whole slew of observations I had made about myself over the years suddenly fell into place. I had a short-cut conceptual system that made sense out of a lot of stuff that [...]
September 2010, Issue 173
Learning is an ongoing process that happens regardless whether it’s through painful or pleasant experiences as long as it leaves a lasting impression, the kind that is capable of altering our world view. For example, the depth of an impression may depend on how radically different and yet convincing or unsettling a new insight is. [...]
April 2010, Issue 169
Last month, I was musing in the editorial about two questions: is type caused by nature or nurture (or both), and about the importance of finding a way to factor in the effect of time on our enneagram configuration (including wings, subtype etc.). I’d like to expand a little bit on that with a thought about destiny and [...]
