History of the Enneagram
Frederic and Bernadette Schmitt In the 1950’s, Oscar Ichazo (born in Bolivia in 1931) was invited to participate in a study group of high-ranking...
The Hero’s Journey through Life: Tarot, Transformation & the Enneagram
A little science estranges a man from God; a lot of science brings him back. Sir Francis Bacon The Hero’s Journey is the journey...
The Giver – Achiever (Two-Three) Couple
Jennifer P. Schneider M.D. and Ron Corn A chapter from Understand Yourself, Understand Your Partner: The Essential Enneagram Guide to a Better Relationship. Givers...
How can the Enneagram Community Stay True to its Roots and Embrace Science Part 3
Jack Killen, MD, Eric Meyer, PhD, and C.J. Fitzsimons, PhD This is the final part of a report on a session at the 2014...
Editorial 214, February 2015
Jack Labanauskas Writing this column is always the last thing to do before sending the issue off to press. The idea is to give...
Envy, a Sick Look at Life
Antonella Pagano Envy (from the Latin: invidia, and the old French: envie = to leer, to look askance or with jealousy, ill will ),...
The Enneagram for Teens,
Reviewed by Clarence Thomson Elizabeth Wagele PLI Media 2015 Available on Amazon Paperback & Kindle Elizabeth Wagele has established herself as an Enneagram authority...
Editorial 213, January 2015
Jack Labanauskas One of my desires that persisted over the years was to re-visit a number of questions about certain theories surrounding the enneagram...