Editorial 218, June/July 2015
Jack Labanauskas From personal experience, supported by history and research, I know how difficult to impossible it is to be meaningfully described “as a...
Enneagram for Teens: Review by a Real Teen
Ally Marth [Enneagram for Teens by Elizabeth Wagele, PLI Media, Kindle edition available at Amazon] First off, no, the Enneagram is not super confusing....
The Little Ego Who Could
“I Think I Can”— “I Think I Know” Amy Zoll Our Enneagram type, or ego pattern, determines what it is we think we should...
The Observer-Mediator (Five-Nine) 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. Patricia,...
Outshining Ignorance
Michael Damian As consciousness is unchanging, enlightenment is not, strictly speaking, a process of altering, increasing, or expanding consciousness. It is a process of...
Editorial 217, March 2015
Jack Labanauskas George Santayana’s famous saying “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it” works often, because as Niccolò Machiavelli puts...
A Response to Thomas Isham on Science, Spirituality, and the Enneagram
Mario Sikora I was intrigued to see Thomas Isham’s response in last month’s Enneagram Monthly to my article, “Science, Spirituality, and the Enneagram,” which...
Science, Yes, Only Science, No
Clarence Thomson The January articles inquiring whether the Enneagram can embrace science are important both for their contributions and for dealing with an implicit...