The Appealing, Attractive, Accomplished People
Loretta Brady This is the concluding article in a series of excerpts on the Three Centers of the Enneagram. Since Dick Wright’s articles on...
The 2D Enneagram Confusion: Part IV — Participation in Living Process
With the distinction between force and energy clarified, the role of the personality can be understood with greater precision. If transformation depends on configurations...
Some Advice – Part 1
Rev. William J. Callahan, S.J. Editors’ Note: In this book, Fr. Callahan, S.J. introduces the Enneagram to an adolescent audience and to their teachers...
Whom Does the Grail Serve? The Tale of Perceval as a Parable of the Three Wounds and the Three Virtues (Part 3 of 3)
The previous two articles in this series developed a framework. They argued that beneath the Enneagram's familiar center-level account of anger, fear, and shame...
The 2D Enneagram Confusion: Part III — Three Laws, Three Dimensions
With the outer circle restored as the unfolding of process in time, the inner structure of the Enneagram can be approached with greater precision....
More Than a Label: The Sacred Process of How to Discover Your Enneagram Type
How Do You Determine Your Enneagram Type? There’s no shortcut to self-discovery, no quick test that can decode the mystery of who you are....
How to Build a Better Relationship Part 1
Dee Dee and Patrick Aspell Have you ever wondered why relationships which apparently arise from love break up? This question can be answered by...
The Virtues That Break the Loop: Love, Faith, and Hope as Center-Level Liberation (Part 2 of 3)
The preceding issue mapped two features of the wound structure beneath the Enneagram's center-level account: the developmental origin of each wound in the infant...