A Conversation with Richard Rohr -Part 2
Jack Labanauskas (JL): It was just over 11 years ago when you and I had a conversation in the Enneagram Monthly. A lot of...
Three in One: Insight into the Three Centers
The Enneagram typology is a liberating one. This is because it not only reminds us as individuals about where we repeatedly get stuck in...
Editorial 254 June 2020
The world is gripped in an eerie state of uncertainty that affects just about every country. The Covid 19 pandemic in this age of...
The ‘Uncle Bill’ Experiment: The Pros and Cons of Attempting to visually diagnose enneagram type
This was the first results of the “Uncle Bill” experiment, in which you send me pictures of your friends and relatives. This experiment asked...
Couples’ Relationship & the Enneagram 5
In a couple’s relationship, 5’s are self sufficient, nonintrusive, calm and “low maintenance.” 5’s motto is, “I won’t ask anything of you and you...
Accessing Head, heart, and hand: developing leadership through repressed enneagram centers
This article builds primarily on the work of Kathy Hurley and Ted Donson to highlight how engaging the repressed thinking (head), feeling (heart), and...
Building Awareness of the Process of Change: Enneagram of Harmony and the Law of Three
Don Carroll Trained as an Enneagram Teacher in the Narrative Tradition, I have been using the Enneagram in my practice as a Spiritual Director...
Editorial 253 May 2020
When I was growing up I had no reason to doubt my parents who described intelligence as the ability to think rationally and eventually...