The 9 w 1 “Dreamer’s” Problem Enneagram MBTI and Jung. Part 1
For several years of reading enneagram literature I had myself pegged as a ‘Five’, probably a 5w4. Whenever I read the books, and usually...
Applications Education Relationships Spirituality Therapy and Counselling Type 2 Type 4 Type 7 Understanding the Enneagram
The Enneagram of Avoidances, Deficient Emptiness & the Plutonic Paradox of Space
When most people think of “the Enneagram” what they usually are referencing is the Enneagram of the Personality, but there are actually many enneagrams...
SixMix – S t r e t c h i n g
Tension is who you think you should be My Aunt Ruth has put the fear of God into me, although she doesn’t realize it....
Applications Business/Workplace Communication Leadership and Management Personal Growth/Self-Development Relationships
Ethics: In Their Own Voices
Lessons from Companies Who Use the Enneagram Successfully This is the third of three articles about the ethics involved when using the Enneagram in...
The Conversation #7
Thomas Isham, Jack Labanauskas, Kirby Olson, Gloria Davenport, Antonio Barbato, Liz Wagele, Sterling Doughty In Conversation number six, Jack Labanauskas asked what factors, besides...
Handwriting and Type Four
Imagine our graphological exploration of Enneagram types as a trip around the world. We depart in daylight with the sun high in the sky....
Conversation with Sandra Maitri
Jack Labanauskas: Has your general focus regarding the Enneagram changed in the past few years? I’m interested if there was a shift and what...
Handwriting and Type Two
In Character and Neurosis Claudio Naranjo states, “The body build of ennea-type II is typically more rounded than ennea-type I and also softer than...