EM Editor, Author at Enneagram Monthly

A Response to Susan Rhodes on Science

Debating Susan Rhodes on the philosophy of science would be, for me, like showing up to a gunfight armed with a knife. I am...

Community Spotlights Letters from the Editor

Touchstone

The intent of this column is to answer and discuss questions about the Enneagram in personal development, relationships, and life situations. It is not...

Comparative Systems

The Pope, Mozart, the Enneagram & Secrets

Gregorio Allegri’s Miserere Mass in nine parts for two choirs, written between 1630-38, was commissioned by Pope Urban VIII and was to be sung...

Personal Growth/Self-Development

You’re Fat, Your Fault

The game is not fair, but here are the rules. The system gets to pollute and poison the food supply, deprive you of movement...

Letters from the Editor

Editorial 146 March 2008

I’m pleased with the deepening of the discourse about the nature of the Enneagram. Apparently all systems must go through a vetting process on...

Letters from the Editor

Editorial 145 February 2008

What’s the relationship between science and the enneagram? That question has been asked for years by people in the enneagram community. Should we look...

Latest Research

Why Science Can’t Save the Enneagram

By Susan Rhodes It is generally believed in our culture that there is one basic method of science. This is the method used in...

Editorial and News Letters from the Editor

Editorial 145 February 2008

What’s the relationship between science and the enneagram? That question has been asked for years by people in the enneagram community. Should we look...