EM Editor, Author at Enneagram Monthly

Conversation with Charles T. Tart

Enneagram Monthly (Jack Labanauskas and Andrea Isaacs): Enneagram Monthly: You have a very high reputation in the field of parapsychology. Is this because your...

Recovery and Addiction Type 7

The Sobering Up Of A Seven

by Carl Marsak We do not become enlightened by imagining figures of light, but by making the darkness conscious.— C.G. JungThank you God, for the...

Centers of Intelligence Therapy and Counselling Type 5

The Five And The Outward Use Of The Mental Center

by Fabien and Patricia Chabreuil In our article, “Steps to a Unified Model of the Enneagram” (published in EM issue #44), we described how each type...

Type 9 Type Insights

Exploring Type Nine, The Mediator

by Connie Duckett Every one of us, if we wish to transform ourselves, must face our dark side. By this, I mean that we...

Understanding the Enneagram

My First Encounter With The Enneagram

by Elizabeth Wagele I remember the first time I heard the word.It was after a meeting I’d attended. We were putting on our jackets...

Understanding the Enneagram

Missing The Point

by John Howe This tale, entitled “No Time to Waste,” is from Idries Shah’s The Pleasantries of the Incredible Mulla Nasrudin: “Nasrudin ran to an...

Community Spotlights Interviews

Conversation with Marna Clarke

By Bruce Anderson George Gurdjieff was a master of movement; he knew the importance of integrating body, mind and heart through moving the body...

Community Spotlights Interviews

Conversation with David Daniels

Enneagram Monthly (Jack Labanauskas and Andrea Isaacs): Enneagram Monthly: How would you define “type”? David Daniels: The Enneagram describes nine distinct fundamentally different patterns...