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Editorial 213, January 2015

Jack Labanauskas One of my desires that persisted over the years was to re-visit a number of questions about certain theories surrounding the enneagram...

by Jack Labanauskas January 5, 2015March 5, 2024

Chapter 11, The Integral Enneagram: Integrating the Vertical and Horizontal

Susan Rhodes The fixations are “negatives.” The worldviews I have described are all “positive.” Putting the two sets of terms side by side is...

by Susan Rhodes May 14, 2013November 15, 2023

Book Reviews Comparative Systems Personal Growth/Self-Development Publications and Resources Relationships Spirituality

Preface to Chapter 11

Susan Rhodes My newly-published book, The Integral Enneagram, focuses on the relationship between the enneagram and Ken Wilber’s Integral Operating System (IOS). One of...

by Susan Rhodes May 14, 2013November 15, 2023

Letters from the Editor

Editorial 197, May 2013

Jack Labanauskas Picking up on a theme I touched on in last issue’s editorial, (inspired by Rafael de J. Henriquez Theran’s article on Enneatypes...

by Jack Labanauskas May 13, 2013November 15, 2023

Biological Markers Comparative Systems Latest Research

Enneatypes and Fingerprints

Rafael de J. Henriquez Theran Over the years and with massive use of the Enneagram as a psycho-therapeutic tool, many successful and effective applications...

by Rafael de J. Henriquez Theran March 13, 2013November 16, 2023

Letters from the Editor

Editorial 196, March/April 2013

Jack Labanauskas In a recent issue I mentioned that a confluence of events seemed to conspire making the timely publication of the EM quite...

by Jack Labanauskas March 13, 2013November 15, 2023

Editorial and News

An Integral White Paper. . . & A Response

Questions for the Enneagram Community in Preparation for the IEA 2013 Conference: “Mile-High and Integral” by Carl Marsak “An evolutionary view is the most...

by Carl Marsak and Mario Sikora February 13, 2013November 15, 2023