Enneagram and Plato’s Phaedrus
By Dave Lorne Most writers trace the roots of the enneagram symbol to Sufi mystics, through Gurdjieff’s school of esoteric philosophy. Of course, it...
By Dave Lorne Most writers trace the roots of the enneagram symbol to Sufi mystics, through Gurdjieff’s school of esoteric philosophy. Of course, it...
By Tom Condon Self Preservation Threes are unusually capable, organized and efficient. Especially good at discovering the best strategy for getting a job done,...
By Leonard Carr The Psychology of Self-Creation introduces a novel understanding of the Enneagram that bridges and integrates psychological and spiritual theory and practice....
Merry Christmas and a happy New Year or whatever you are celebrating, if you are celebrating—and if not, why not? Well, another year down...
By Susan Rhodes “I rehabilitate dogs, I train humans. I am the Dog Whisperer.” — Cesar Millan One day about a year ago when...
By Jerry Wagner When I was first introduced to the Enneagram, we got only the bad stuff -- the distortions, fixations, compulsions, exaggerations, vices,...
By Bill Dyke The bad news is, this article contains a serious discussion of quantum physics. The good news is, it doesn’t contain any...
By Jack Labanauskas Just the briefest of recaps about EM’s recent history and then on to what has me buzzing with excitement. Over the...