Kudos To Dick Wright
Ronald Elam As it is important not to lose the metaphoric flavor of the enneagram, care must be taken to avoid letting the system...
The Enneagram of the Body, Part II
An Interview with Alan Sheets Jerome Freedman, Ph. D. The Interview (Continued) Jerome Freedman: What I am really fascinated by is this: you talk...
Instinctual Types: Self Preserving, Social and Sexual
Marika Dentai Introduction I studied the enneagram in the 70s over a period of several years at Claudio Naranjo’s SAT Institute in Berkeley, as...
Some Advice, Part 2
Rev. William J. Callahan, S.J. The Heart, Feeling Triad Type Two: The Caretaker The love that you need can’t be given to you by...
Enneagram Typing—Just for the Fun of It # 3
Ed Jacobs Responses from Enneagram Monthly readers to my first two articles of “Enneagram Typing—Just for the Fun of It” have been overwhelming. In...
Relationships—A Course With Don Riso & Russ Hudson
Andrea Isaacs and Jack Labanauskas About 60 people gathered for the first class on “The Enneagram and Relationships” offered in New York City. It...
Reflections of a Seven
Mona Coates In the following article, works of Don Richard Riso, Personality Types (1987) and Understanding the Enneagram (1990) along with works of Helen...
Pondering the Enneagram
Kathleen Riordan Speeth Is the enneagram system science, scripture or just another New Age fad? How can its truth value be assessed? and its...