Type One: God Loves You When You Sing
Robert Tallon Jack Oldfield is the manager of a large grocery store in Philadelphia. He is a dedicated company man, and he takes great...
The Somatic Imperative in Enneagram Integration
Donna Woodrow For many practitioners and students, the initial discovery of the Enneagram provides a profound ‘sigh of relief’ along with a cognitive realisation...
The Enneagram as a Transformative Tool for Leadership
Susan Forster Developing individual competencies is vital to transforming organizations from hierarchical to team-based systems. After several decades in the psychological community, the Enneagram...
Enneagram Typing Just for the Fun of It – # 2
Ed Jacobs Have you ever heard someone say to you, “Get a life!”? If you have, maybe you’re a Five. (Just kidding!) Perhaps you’ve...
How to Build a Better Relationship, Part 2
Dee Dee and Patrick Aspell Communication Each personality type communicates and manages conflict in its own unique way. An easygoing person is apt to...
The Appealing, Attractive, Accomplished People
Loretta Brady This is the concluding article in a series of excerpts on the Three Centers of the Enneagram. Since Dick Wright’s articles on...
The 2D Enneagram Confusion: Part IV — Participation in Living Process
With the distinction between force and energy clarified, the role of the personality can be understood with greater precision. If transformation depends on configurations...
Some Advice – Part 1
Rev. William J. Callahan, S.J. Editors’ Note: In this book, Fr. Callahan, S.J. introduces the Enneagram to an adolescent audience and to their teachers...
Whom Does the Grail Serve? The Tale of Perceval as a Parable of the Three Wounds and the Three Virtues (Part 3 of 3)
The previous two articles in this series developed a framework. They argued that beneath the Enneagram's familiar center-level account of anger, fear, and shame...
The 2D Enneagram Confusion: Part III — Three Laws, Three Dimensions
With the outer circle restored as the unfolding of process in time, the inner structure of the Enneagram can be approached with greater precision....
More Than a Label: The Sacred Process of How to Discover Your Enneagram Type
How Do You Determine Your Enneagram Type? There’s no shortcut to self-discovery, no quick test that can decode the mystery of who you are....
How to Build a Better Relationship Part 1
Dee Dee and Patrick Aspell Have you ever wondered why relationships which apparently arise from love break up? This question can be answered by...
The Virtues That Break the Loop: Love, Faith, and Hope as Center-Level Liberation (Part 2 of 3)
The preceding issue mapped two features of the wound structure beneath the Enneagram's center-level account: the developmental origin of each wound in the infant...
The 2D Enneagram Confusion: Part II — The Flattening
The difficulty we are addressing does not begin with misunderstanding so much as orientation. The Enneagram, as it is commonly presented and used today,...
Nine Ingredients For A Panacea
If Oscar Ichazo was the Father of today’s Enneagram Movement, then Claudio Naranjo can rightly be said to be the Mother, inasmuch as through...
The Enneagram: A Key to Understanding Organizational Systems, Part II
By Michael Goldberg By looking past expressed intention and overt behavior to underlying assumptions and values, the Enneagram focuses on what really matters to...
