Sacred Ideas of Type Nine
Sacred Backdrop, Sacred Self-Forgetting, Sacred Bliss Nines are generally the most grounding, peaceful and content of all the Enneagram types. They can merge with...
Listening from a Type Perspective
“The first duty of love is to listen.” -- Paul Tillich Intrapersonal listening is about listening to ourselves. When we learn to listen to...
Untrue to Type: Dionysius and the Repair of Imagination
It’s easy to see why the enneagram community was seduced by the dazzling Olympian god Apollo. He’s good looking, sure, so tall and classically...
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On the nature of enneagram subtypes
[Author’s note: I wrote the following article about four years ago as an introduction to the enneagram subtypes. That’s why it’s pretty basic at...
Enneagram Interactions at Work
Which Enneagram styles get along best at work? How well do the different Enneagram styles work together? What are the dynamics that predictably arise...
Editorial 163 october 2009
Autumn in the San Francisco Bay area is the best season of all. That’s my subjective view, and feel free to disagree if you...
IEA 2009 Las Vegas Part 2 Pre-Conference Day Event
The pre-conference workshop was conducted by the four key members of Enneagram Worldwide organization: Helen Palmer, David Daniels, Terry Saracino, and Peter O’Hanrahan. It...
Seeing your child
“Love the child in front of you, not the one in your mind.” I don’t remember where or when I first saw this quote,...