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  • Understanding the Enneagram
    • Centers of Intelligence
    • Triads
    • Passions
    • Fixations
    • Virtues
    • Holy Ideas
    • History
  • The Nine Types
    • Type Insights
      • Type 1
      • Type 2
      • Type 3
      • Type 4
      • Type 5
      • Type 6
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    • Instincts and Subtypes
    • Childhood Wounds
    • The Arrows
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Holy Ideas Type 8 Understanding the Enneagram

Sacred Ideas of Type Eight  

Sacred Omnipresence, Sacred Expanse, Sacred Resistance In a previous article (EM, Nov. 08), I summarized the Sacred Ideas—the spiritual aspects—of each Enneagram type.  In...

by Stephen Hatch, M.A.R. March 1, 2009September 23, 2023
Leadership and Management

Politics + Emotions = Loss of Wisdom

It’s always refreshing to find that Jolly Old England is not the only country that can raise holy hell in its politics, and you...

by Anders Remsen March 1, 2009September 23, 2023
Latest Research

On the Need for Better Theory and Forums for Debate

In recent issues of the EM, I set forth the outlines of a new theory for interpreting the origins and nature of our enneagram...

by Susan Rhodes March 1, 2009September 23, 2023
Type 7

Dynamic Enneagram – Fine Distinctions, Seven

Self Preservation Sevens Self-Preservation Sevens are confusing since they tend to be highly sociable and gravitate toward groups like Social Subtypes do. Specialize in...

by Tom Condon March 1, 2009September 23, 2023
Personal Growth/Self-Development Type 6 Understanding the Enneagram

Dynamic Enneagram–Fine Distinctions: Sixes

Self Preservation Sixes Self-preservation Sixes can be warm and ingratiating; have a graceful, diplomatic sociability. Try to bring out the best in others and...

by Tom Condon February 4, 2009October 18, 2023
Leadership and Management

Observing Obama

About 15 years ago, I heard Jerry Brown speak at an IONS (Institute of Noetic Sciences) conference, I think in Santa Fe.  At the...

by Bill Dyke February 1, 2009September 22, 2023
Leadership and Management MBTI

Obama & Hillary Clinton: A Study in Type

Now that the election is over, I can’t help but wonder how the President and his choice for Secretary of State will work together...

by Pat Wyman February 1, 2009September 23, 2023
Editorial and News Letters from the Editor

Editorial 156 February 2009

Well, never a dull moment, as the saying goes,  gives fresh meaning to the curse of: “may you live in interesting times.”  I’m not...

by Jack Labanauskas February 1, 2009September 21, 2023
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