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The Hurt Locker: A Movie Review

By Bill Dyke Here is a news bulletin: The Hurt Locker is a war movie. Here is one you may not have heard: it...

by Bill Dyke March 23, 2010September 14, 2023

Nine Lenses on the World: The Enneagram Perspective

When I teach the Enneagram styles, I find the following framework useful. First we look at what motivates us most deeply: our core values...

by Jerry Wagner March 23, 2010September 20, 2023

Editorial and News Letters from the Editor

Editorial 168 March 2010

In last month’s editorial I bit off an ambitious chunk of theory about what constitutes hard-wired (“the inner”) type, and that which is added...

by Jack Labanauskas March 23, 2010September 14, 2023

Applications Book Reviews Publications and Resources Understanding the Enneagram

CD Review: Opening Up the Enneagram

New Dimensions and Applications by Tom Codon There she stands, a prisoner of the gutter, condemned by every syllable she utters. (Henry Higgens, My...

by Clarence Thomson March 2, 2010October 18, 2023

Latest Research Spirituality Understanding the Enneagram

Archetypes of the Enneagram – part 2

Coming home to ourselves is what we do on the Hero’s Journey, the journey where we set forth into the Great Unknown, experience many...

by Susan Rhodes March 1, 2010October 18, 2023

Book Reviews Instincts and Subtypes Personal Growth/Self-Development Publications and Resources Understanding the Enneagram

Preview of: Archetypes of the Enneagram: Part 1

Exploring Life Themes of the 27 Subtypes from the Perspective of Soul After I finished writing The Positive Enneagram, I planned on taking a...

by Susan Rhodes March 1, 2010October 18, 2023

Book Reviews

The Avatar: A Review of the Movie

“It takes a hell of a lot of nerve for a man to stand up at the Oscarcast (after winning for Titanic) and proclaim...

by Bill Dyke February 23, 2010September 12, 2023

Editorial and News Letters from the Editor

Editorial 167 February 2010

Most parts of the enneagram doctrine remain unchallenged, are largely accepted and continue to ring true to thousands of practitioners — the sequence and...

by Jack Labanauskas February 23, 2010September 14, 2023