It’s the Sufi Thing…Again
Thomas Garrett Isham Yes, there is something to be said for the connection between Sufism and the enneagram of personality types. When the latter...
Two alternative Types of Type-Definition (part 1)
Enneagram Polarities Nicholas Reitter But the old oracle said, “All things have two handles: beware of the wrong one.” – Emerson1 It is an...
Editorial and News MBTI Personal Growth/Self-Development The Nine Types Type 2 Type 3 Type 5 Type 9 Understanding the Enneagram
Who am I? A Quest for Understanding My Type
Melissa Thompson At first I wasn’t sure if being absorbed with determining my type was the best focus of my time while learning about...
Centers of Intelligence Passions Relationships Spirituality Therapy and Counselling Understanding the Enneagram
Nine Types and the Emotional Habits
Peter O'Hanrahan It’s time to revise the nine passions or vices which are assigned to the nine enneagram types. Our enneagram shorthand has been...
The “Harmonies” of the Types
Anthony Blake In this essay I experiment with a different way of looking at the enneagram of fixations, drawing on the ideas of Gurdjieff....
Personality Patterns: Part 3
A Quantitative and Descriptive Study of Distinct and Self-Consistent Attentional Styles and their Relation to the Enneagram Typology *Click here for Personality Patterns: Part...
Consciousness Is
Michael Damian Sanity means the wholeness of consciousness. – D. H. Lawrence Everyone experiences having a mind and a body. What is less obvious...
The Elements of the Enneagram
Centers of Intelligence The Enneagram is explored through three centers: Body, Heart, and Head. Sometimes these centers, or triads, are called Body/Instinctive, Heart/Feeling, and...