The Conversation #7
Thomas Isham, Jack Labanauskas, Kirby Olson, Gloria Davenport, Antonio Barbato, Liz Wagele, Sterling Doughty In Conversation number six, Jack Labanauskas asked what factors, besides...
Handwriting and Type Four
Imagine our graphological exploration of Enneagram types as a trip around the world. We depart in daylight with the sun high in the sky....
Conversation with Sandra Maitri
Jack Labanauskas: Has your general focus regarding the Enneagram changed in the past few years? I’m interested if there was a shift and what...
Handwriting and Type Two
In Character and Neurosis Claudio Naranjo states, “The body build of ennea-type II is typically more rounded than ennea-type I and also softer than...
Starting a Conversation, continued #2
EM issue 117 July/August 2005 Starting a Conversation, continued #2 Thomas Isham - Antonio Barbato - Jack Labanauskas - Sterling Doughty Thomas Isham:...
Starting a Conversation
Jack Labanauskas & Antonio Barbato This exchange took place over the course of several conversations and emails. The subject is the Enneagram, its applications,...
Handwriting and Enneatype One (part 1)
Claudio Garibaldi As mentioned previously [in the first article about graphology: https://enneagrammonthly.com/handwriting-and-enneatype/ ], there is no specific graphic indicator for each enneatype, but rather...
Handwriting and Enneatype
Written By: Claudio Garibaldi This article aims to outline the possible connections between graphological theory and the Enneagram. We will take a journey of...