Editorial 222, December 2015
Jack Labanauskas A famous quote by Thomas Jefferson: “The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots...
Editorial 221, Oct/Nov 2015
Jack Labanauskas The origins of the Enneagram have always been a bone of contention. Was it really an ancient system, perfectly hidden for many...
Conversation with Helen Palmer (2015-2016)
Jack Labanauskas Jack Labanauskas: It is with great interest and delight that I read your and Virginia Wiltse’s research on the origins of the...
Paint By Numbers
Working with the Enneagram through Creative Process and Images Susan Dorf Before words, there were images, and in a sense images are our first...
Editorial 220, September 2015
Jack Labanauskas When we ponder about events and why they happen, it’s natural to categorize each issue we experience and see if it fits...
Intimacy
Michael Damian Enlightenment is intimacy with all things. — Dogen Psychological suffering is caused by a chronic lack of attention. Without attention we have...
Editorial 219, August 2015
Jack Labanauskas Why do bad things happen to good people and why do bad people get away with so much? These are questions that...
Centers of Intelligence Instincts and Subtypes Personal Growth/Self-Development Relationships Triads Understanding the Enneagram
Instincts, Centers & Subtypes Revisited
Antonio Barbato The conversations about Instincts, Centers and Subtypes has been going on in the Enneagram Monthly since issue #7 (September 1995). Many opinions...