Spellbound
In a world where magic, illusion and deception reign, Max needs to realize the truth before time runs out. Cherikoff initially wrote Spellbind for...
Editorial 169 April 2010
Last month, I was musing in the editorial about two questions: is type caused by nature or nurture (or both), and about the importance...
CD Review: Opening Up the Enneagram New Dimensions and Applications by Tom Condon
There she stands, a prisoner of the gutter, condemned by every syllable she utters. (Henry Higgens, My Fair Lady) Condon’s recorded seminar responds to...
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...
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...
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...
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...
A triadic odyssey
My enduring memory from the first book on Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) I read is the tale of a man and wife whose ambition...