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 lie three developmental wounds: rejection, abandonment, and sadness. They argued that wounds generate loops organized around what the wound was denied, and that these loops are not broken by insight or effort but by three specific virtue movements the Western contemplative tradition has named Love, Faith, and Hope.
This third article doe...
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