BEHAVIOR: WHY WE BEHAVE THE WAY WE DO
"Since we all are human, we all have behavioral patterns." —Oscar Ichazo INTRODUCTION Behavior – an area we can overlook, but in Oscar Ichazo's...
Experiencing the Types
through EnneaMotionSM Andrea Isaacs When you were a child and told not to touch the pot on the stove because it was hot, somehow...
The Enneagram: The Power of the Repressed Centers©
Kathleen Hurley and Theodorre Donson were recently featured in an Enneagram Monthly reprint of one of their articles Enneagram and ArcheType from September 1995....
Type Two: Ambition
Through collaboration with other researchers and direct engagement with numerous personal childhood stories, Antonio developed the theory of the Originary Wound, identifying it as...
Managing Conflict the Enneagram Way
Dee Dee and Patrick Aspell Disagreement and conflict appear to be inevitable in life and at work. How you respond to conflict is the...
Enneagram and Archetype
Personal Growth Enlightened by Social Concerns Kathy Hurley and Ted Dobson Concern with social issues. Our interest in the Enneagram is not limited to...
Experiencing the Enneagram Growth Experience
Ed Jacobs For those who were fortunate enough to attend the first Enneagram Growth Experience (EGE) held during the last full week of July,...
Book Review: The Enneagram Made Easy:
Discover the 9 Types of People by Renee Baron and Elizabeth Wagele Mona Coates Ph.D. Bravo! Baron and Wagele have succeeded in providing us...
Developing your “Sixth” Sense
Carol C. Look, C.S.W. Sixes are trapped in a suspense thriller of their own making, a life of cliff-hangers and near misses. Having mastered...
Bridges Revisited: Authorial Intent and Movie Typing
Michael G. Huber (Type Four) Being an avid student of the writings of Robert James Waller, I greeted the release of the film The...
Anxiety—A Herald for Self-Awareness
“Pardon me buddy, can you spare some change?” John Harper The personal development/spiritual growth industry is a multi-billion dollar market. People want to change—jobs,...
The First EGE—Another Impression
Ann Kirby The day after I returned from Don Riso and Russ Hudson’s first Enneagram Growth Experience (EGE), one of my co-workers said “You’re...
The Enneagram: A Pathway for Personal Growth
Rosalie Slivinski Running, MA, D.Min. (Type 2) The Enneagram is a personality typology that is believed to have its roots in an ancient oral...
Remembering Michael Goldberg: Lessons From a Friend and Mentor
Saturday morning I received a text from Michael Goldberg’s longtime partner asking if we could talk. My heart sank immediately. On Friday, June 12,...
Typing: Variety is the Best Way
Robert Tallon What is the best way to arrive at your Enneagram type? There are at least three ways: (1) self-typing, (2) being typed...
Some Advice, Part 3
Rev. William J. Callahan, S.J. The Head Triad Type Five: The Watcher What you need to do, even when you are at your best,...
