Psychological Bypassing and Repression of the Sublime: in Enneagram Theory & Practice Part 2
Carl Marsak Roberto Assagioli: Life and Work34 To begin the second half of this essay an abbreviated review of the life and work of...
A spiritual instinctual drive
Paula Raines Why has no one challenged the assumption that there are only three instinctual drives? While Gurdjieff’s original teachings only mention three, he...
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Psychological Bypassing & the Repression of the Sublime in Enneagram Theory and Practice Part 1
Carl Marsak Men build too many walls and not enough bridges. --Dominique Pire, Nobel Peace Prize Winner (1958) Thesis If the Enneagram is first...
Building Bridges, in the German Speaking Enneagram–World
A summary of the first expanded meeting between representatives of Enneagram organizations from Germany, Switzerland and Austria Katrin Richter This is the eighth meeting...
Enneagram, a Type of Collective Identity?
Frederik Coene Frederik Coene The answer to the question “who are you?,” will hardly ever let us hear a response like: “I am a...
The Trouble With Typing
Tom Condon Nine Good Ways to Misuse the Enneagram A marketing company that specializes in promotional mailing lists sent me a letter advertising their...
The Two-Two (Giver-Giver) Relationship
Jennifer P. Schneider M.D. and Ron Corn M.S.W Here is another chapter from our reference book, Understand Yourself, Understand Your Partner: The Essential Enneagram...
Book Review: The Enneagram Symbol: Mapping the Journey of Personal, Social, and Spiritual Evolution
Dr. Jennifer Joss’s The Enneagram Symbol: Mapping the Journey of Personal, Social, and Spiritual Evolution stands out as a powerful and thought-provoking exploration of the Enneagram,...