Thomas Isham, Kirby Olson, Jack Labanauskas, Susan Rhodes, Mario Sikora
Tom Isham: In the previous conversation, Carl Marsak said the enneagram adds “real juice” to other disciplines, especially to those which are “stale, overly pedantic and disembodied.” So it does. For it functions (in his words) like “an alchemical agent, catalyst or seed crystal, to energize and uplift.” I like the alchemical language, which captures the dynamic, process-oriented nature of the enneagram. Gurdjieff called th...
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