The Enneagram and the MBTI: Searching for Common Ground Part 4
John Fudjack and Patricia Dinkelaker In Part 1 [Jan. ’96] we compared the theoretical “infrastructures” of the MBTI and the Enneagram. We suggested that...
Enneagram Typing—Just for the Fun of It, Anthony Comstock Type 1
Ed Jacobs “Idiosyncrasy stresses the following of one’s particular bent or temperament and connotes strong individuality and independence of action.’’l The history of the...
Proposed Mapping Between Jungian and enneagram type
Walter Geldart This is background information for my proposed revised mapping between Enneagram Types and Jungian Types. A consistent mapping system will help efforts...
The Enneagram and the MBTI: searching for Common Ground, Part 3
John Fudjack and Patricia Dinkelaker In Part 2 we introduced the idea that there are nine “zones” in which MBTI types gather in “families.”...
The Enneagram and Education
Janet Levine The crisis and chaos in American education has spawned a growth industry in innovative ideas to shift this most stagnant of institutions....
The “Latitude and Longitude” of Enneagram Fixations, Part II
Judith Searle Judith Searle views each Enneagram point as a pair of continua, analogous to latitude and longitude. The “latitude” line, primarily involved with...
Anatomy of the Fall
Alan Bradley, 4/w5 In the January ’96 issue of the Enneagram Monthly, Andreas Ebert advanced the discussion of the Enneagram’s inception with his essay...
INTERVIEW WITH PROFESSOR EFFROSS
THE ORIGINS AND DEVELOPMENT OF ARICA TEACHINGS AND TECHNIQUES Part I This is an excerpt from an interview by Walter Effross, Professor of Law...
The Battle that belongs to you
Jack Labanauskas The Battle That Belongs to You One of the most common misunderstandings about the Enneagram is that it mainly exists to tell...
Enchanted April
Mike MacLeod Enchanted April is the story of a group whose lives are changed by a month spent at a Italian villa. The theme...
Enneastyle: The Enneagram and the World of Image and Self-Projection, Part II
Katherine Koch Horpel Chernick As stated in the January 1996 issue, this article relates to my ongoing study of “Enneastyle”—the correlation between the Enneagram...
Teaching the Enneagram in Three Dimensions, Part II: Teaching Styles
Loretta Brady The first part of this article, printed in the November issue, focused on the different learning styles of each Enneagram number. Knowing...
The IEA Special Event in Chicago, July 12-14, 1996
A Conversation with David Daniels Enneagram Monthly (Jack Labanauskas): Why should people come to this event? David Daniels: One, because many outstanding presenters from...
Type Nine: Too Busy Forgetting to Remember the Essential, or Interview with a Couch Potato
Robert Tallon If a man could understand all the horror of the lives of ordinary people who are turning around in a circle of...
An End to Enneagramic McCarthyism and Six-Bashing
Brian Grodner, Ph.D., ABPP, 3w4 In the December EM, Michael G. Huber wrote movie reviews under the title “Fatal Attraction to the Box Office-Type...
The Enneagram Deserves Better
John Harper A Call for Historical Rigor, Intellectual Honesty, and Verifiable Sources The Enneagram does not need an invented ancient pedigree to be profound,...
