When the Habit Makes the Monk: The (Right) Weight of Traits in Enneagram Profiling
Martina Lauria Premise The plane is perfectly on time; shortly, we will land in London. About two hundred bodies will finally lift themselves from...
The Curse of Duality
David Banner “Changes in life are always going to happen; they’re part of the human experience. What we can change, however, is how we...
The Transformation and My Journey
Gloria Davenport The Collegiate Dictionary basically defines transformation “as change.” It is any state that is the result of changing one’s character, nature, form,...
Thoughts from EM Group’s Facebook
Kirby Olson, Frederic Schmitt, Jack Labanauskas, Bernadette Schmitt Short excerpt from a Facebook conversation on the Enneagram Monthly Group [a page we currently suspended]...
Enneagram, Science & Spirituality–Revisited
Thomas Garrett Isham I read with interest Mario Sikora’s article entitled “Science, Spirituality, and the Enneagram” (EM, October 2014). I too wish to address...
Science, Spirituality, and the Enneagram
Mario Sikora This article originally appeared in “Nine Points Magazine,” the International Enneagram Association’s online publication at www.ninepointsmagazine.org, reprinted with permission. Two recent sessions...
Subtypes: A Paradigm shift & Integrative View
Frederic and Bernadette Schmitt Naranjo was the first to match the personality disorders of DSM IV with Enneagram types (Character and Neurosis), but before...
The Enneagram & Western Metaphysics
Susan Rhodes For the past year, I’ve taken something of a writing sabbatical. After publishing three books in five years, I suddenly found myself...