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Editorial 156 February 2009

Well, never a dull moment, as the saying goes, gives fresh meaning to the curse of: “may you live in interesting times.” I’m not...

by Jack Labanauskas February 1, 2009September 21, 2023

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Editorial 155 January 2009

Happy New Year to all and since I'm late, it's timed just right for our Chinese Friends (Jan. 26!) too, who are ending the...

by Jack Labanauskas January 1, 2009September 14, 2023

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editorial 154 December 2008

Wrapping up the year by laying the groundwork for a fruitful and innovative 2009. A little over two years ago we started questioning the...

by Jack Labanauskas December 1, 2008September 14, 2023

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Exploring the Connections

Between Psychoanalytic Developmental Theory and the Enneagram, or Building Bridges not Demolishing Them: A Reply to Susan Rhodes By Beatrice Chestnut I am writing...

by Beatrice Chestnut November 1, 2008September 8, 2023

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Editorial 153 November 2008

I have sad news to report. On October 31, Theodorre Donson died. Theodorre was a dear friend and along with his wife Kathy Hurley...

by Jack Labanauskas November 1, 2008September 14, 2023

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Enneagram Type is With Us At Birth: A Reply to Bea Chestnut

By Susan Rhodes In an article published in the first edition of Enneagram Journal, “Understanding the Development of Personality Type,”1 author Bea Chestnut describes...

by Susan Rhodes October 1, 2008September 8, 2023

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Editorial October 152 2008

Tearing myself away from the spectacle that we call the elections, lately enhanced with apocalyptic predictions of financial doom and gloom, this issue came...

by Jack Labanauskas October 1, 2008September 14, 2023