The Sobering Up Of A Seven
by Carl Marsak We do not become enlightened by imagining figures of light, but by making the darkness conscious.— C.G. JungThank you God, for the...
The Five And The Outward Use Of The Mental Center
by Fabien and Patricia Chabreuil In our article, “Steps to a Unified Model of the Enneagram” (published in EM issue #44), we described how each type...
Editorial 45 December 1998
Discovering the Enneagram is what all of us reading this page have in common. The idea for this feature came about one day when,...
Exploring Type Nine, The Mediator
by Connie Duckett Every one of us, if we wish to transform ourselves, must face our dark side. By this, I mean that we...
My First Encounter With The Enneagram
by Elizabeth Wagele I remember the first time I heard the word.It was after a meeting I’d attended. We were putting on our jackets...
Letters Issue 44 November 1998
Dear Jack and Andrea, …My heart sank as I read the last line of my article [“Psychological Toxicity” in last month’s issue] and realized...
Editorial 44 November 1998
As the season turns with a spectacular eruption of color in our Northeastern foliage, we are reminded of the cyclical nature of life. Life...
Type Three and Anxiety
Enneagram Type Three (the Performer), the ideal of our culture with its projections of boundless health and self-confidence, hardly seems the place to begin...