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In the News (Thu 24 Dec 09)

  
  How the Enneagram Personality System Works
In the course of teaching the Enneagram in workshops and Trainings, many people in the latter half of their lives have reported the development of their so-called "second wing." And in individuals who have been pursuing psychological and/or spiritual work, we have seen evidence that this is true.
Once you have taken the Riso-Hudson Enneagram Type Indicator to discover your dominant type, and perhaps also the Instinctual Variants Questionnaire to further refine your understanding of the Enneagram types, you may be curious about the personality types of others.
The Enneagram is useful because it indicates with startling clarity certain constellations of meaning about something that is essentially beyond definition: the mystery that we are.
www.enneagraminstitute.com /intro.asp   (6029 words)

  
 Driftwood - Enneagram Applications
The nine Enneagram points can be seen as idealizations, fixations or strategies that are assumed in response to the psychological wounds that inevitably result from interactions with caregivers in early childhood.
Each of the nine fixations that forms the basis for one of the nine personality types represents a "false self" that the child substitutes for his unrecognized or unsupported essential self to cope and to obtain love from caregivers.
Enneagram typing can be used to reveal the presence of hidden dominant traits that may emerge during therapy and that may influence the success of therapeutic approaches.
members.aol.com /dmdodge/dw/ennestut.htm   (3369 words)

  
 Enneagram Institute: Enneagram Testing & Training
For more in-depth study of the Enneagram to aid in your personal development, we recommend our best-selling books and tapes, our extensive selection of workshops, our teacher network, and private consultations.
The Enneagram Institute is dedicated to the Work of human liberation and transformation.
The Enneagram is also known as the "Enneagon" and in Spanish as the "Eneagrama".
www.enneagraminstitute.com   (438 words)

  
 Enneagram - The New Age, A Christian Critique by Ralph Rath
The enneagram is a circular diagram on which personality types numbered one through nine are symbolically represented at nine equidistant points on the circumference.
Furthermore, Christian proponents of the enneagram are sometimes forced to encourage Christians to bend their Christian standards to deal with their problems.
It is this diagram itself which is the enneagram, and it is used as a psychological tool of self-discovery.
www.saint-mike.org /Library/Occult/Enneagrm.html   (1024 words)

  
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ENNEAGRAM (Taken from "The New Age: A Christian Critique" by Ralph Rath, published by Greenlawn Press, 107 S. Greenlawn, South Bend, IN 46617.) Out of nowhere, the enneagram burst onto the Christian scene and became very popular with publishers and retreat houses.
You will find that the enneagram is open-ended and extraordinarily fluid, like human beings themselves." Furthermore, Christian proponents of the enneagram are sometimes forced to encourage Christians to bend their Christian standards to deal with their problems.
Smith said: "The enneagram is a circular diagram on which nine personality types are systematically represented at nine equidistant points on the circumference.
www.ewtn.com /library/NEWAGE/ENNEAGRM.TXT   (989 words)

  
 Enneagram Resources
The Enneagram helps you recognize your own personality type, teaches you how to understand your work associates, lovers, family and friends, and shows you how to appreciate the predisposition that each type has for higher human capacities such as empathy and love.
Enneagram devotees will delight in Zuercher's portrayal of Thomas Merton as a "4" and her exploration of the different facets of his personality.
The Enneagram is a framework for understanding the self and provides fresh conjunctions of new and old ideas, with profound implications for teaching, management and therapy.
www.aracnet.com /~metabks/maps/enneagram.html   (3674 words)

  
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Gurdjieff taught that the enneagram has the power to reveal the "timeless" aspect of any cosmic process, since the enneagram is a symbol of the cosmos (i.e., the universe itself is ordered according to the same numerical arrangement as the enneagram).
Nine is the a priori number suggested to Ichazo and Naranjo by the occultic enneagram figure.
The enneagram practitioners, and anyone tempted to take their courses, must become aware that their doctrine must conform to Scripture and (at least in the view of the Catholic, but also to a lesser extent for many Protestants) church teaching.
www.equip.org /free/DN067.htm   (5180 words)

  
 Enneagram Central - your online enneagram resource   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
The enneagram characterizes the thought we think all day, it calibrates the energy levels we have for some things and the lesser energies we have for others.
The fundamental premise of the enneagram is that each of us has one dominant (not exclusive) energy that drives us in everything we do.
Enneagram Central is proud to be able to provide the fastest, easiest way to find the most relevant web sites on any topic.
www.enneagramcentral.com   (331 words)

  
 enneagram, enneagon
These nine separate components are represented by enneagons-- nine pointed figures that map the human psyche....[T]here are seven fundamental enneagons associated with the nine ego fixations.
Palmer says that the "Enneagram is a psychological and spiritual system with roots in ancient traditions." She types people by fundamental weakness or sin: anger, pride, envy, avarice, gluttony, lust, sloth, fear, and deceit.
One claims that the Five's "primary passion is avarice in terms of their time and possessions, and their chief feature is withdrawal from experience." Another describes the Five as The Thinker and identifies this type by its dominant fear: fear of being overwhelmed by the world.
skepdic.com /enneagr.html   (2212 words)

  
 Nine Qualities of the 'Enlightened' Being (Parts 1 through 3): the Enneagram, by John Fudjack
Although each of the nine qualities might therefore be considered to be a unique door to self-actualization, associated with each is also a personality 'drawback', which can be described as a stunted version of that quality and an obstacle for the individual.
My hunch is that each of the Enneagram types contains, at its core, a kernel of primordial wisdom related to advanced spiritual paths capable of bringing individuals to enlightenment (although this core may not be readily apparent, especially to individuals of a different personality type).
And the enneagram itself could be taken as a symbol of enlightenment, a multifaceted jewel that refracts the light of realization into nine component colors, the nine types.
tap3x.net /EMBTI/page13.html   (5364 words)

  
 Enneagram Self Study Introduction   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
Tom Condon and I recently edited a book, Enneagram Applications, which applies the enneagram to therapy, spirituality, medicine, teaching, administration, management and, for fun and non-linear insight, how to see types and learn them in movies and literature.
Using the enneagram works quickly and the changes are deep and permanent.
You should be warned, the enneagram is fascinating to the point of addiction and can considerably nourish your self-development, first through insight itself and then through other means that I'll explain frequently.
www.enneagramcentral.com /eenstudy.htm   (687 words)

  
 Physics and the Enneagram   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
If they are applicable to these phenomenon of classical physics, then the hypothesis suggests itself that the enneagram might be a map of the interaction-configurations of two interacting forces, each of which can have three energy states.
In order to test this hypothesis, seeking evidence or lack thereof, it is necessary to consider already-developed enneagram applications, such as the personality typology, to see if underlying forces can be found which manifest themselves in three distinct states, and which can account for the observed phenomena.
As a contribution to a more general enneagram theory, it clarifies the part explained by the Law of Three, leaving the remainder to be explained by other principles.
cyberjournal.org /rkm/EM/dec96EGPhysics.shtml   (4102 words)

  
 Conclusion - the Nine Enneagram Types, from a Path of Realization Perspective
In this series we have put forward the view that the Enneagram may originally have been designed to help individuals work through issues that arise on the spiritual path, as the center of personality shifts from the 'Ego' to the 'Self'.
The 'play of opposites' in each enneagram type expresses itself in a slightly different way that may BEST be conceived as reflecting a struggle that characeristically takes place within it between the 'dominant' and 'inferior' mental functions as these are described not by Enneagram theory, ironically, but by Jung.
In 1997, in "The Impact of 'S-N Blindness' on the Distribution of MBTI Type Across the Enneagram", we argued that certain anomalies occuring in our original theory could be seen as an artifact of how two of the four Jungian 'mental functions' (Sensing and iNtuition) are conflated in Enneagram theory and testing.
tap3x.net /EMBTI/j6conclusion.html   (5639 words)

  
 Emotional Physical Intelligence   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
nine different psychological structures, complete with their own motivations, survival strategies and specific mental patterns which filter everything we do.
According to this system, each of us is predominantly influenced by one of the nine styles, while at the same time we each contain some characteristics of the other eight styles.
The study of the Enneagram is very effective for understanding our most fundamental fears, motivations, strengths and weaknesses.
www.enneamotion.com /enneagrams.html   (237 words)

  
 Enneagram FAQ
An Enneagram personality type is a constellation of inner patterns including, but not limited to, patterns of emotion, feeling, thinking, perceiving and habits of attention.
Fundamental to the teaching of the Enneagram is the theory of movement along the lines and around the circle.
Attend workshops, Enneagram panels and meetings of point groups to become more familiar with your own point as it is experienced by others of the same point.
www.ennea.com /faq/faq.htm   (1701 words)

  
 Enneagram Portland, Oregon
The purpose of the Enneagram is not to put you into a box, but to help you identify the limitations of a box you may already be in, and to give you guidance on how you may break free and develop beyond it.
The Enneagram offers a roadmap to address the specific challenges of each personality type and to develop the unique virtues of that type that are waiting to be discovered.
Enneagram Portland is a member of the Enneagram Consortium of Providers.
www.enneagramportland.com   (1433 words)

  
 Enneagram Personality Types- Lynette Sheppard, The Essential Enneagram
Nines are the great receivers of the Enneagram; open and accepting of others without judgement.
Nines find it easier to go along with other's preferences rather than trying to find their own.
All the things needing to be done or attended to clamor for their attention, and they are unable to prioritize or act.
www.9points.com /types.htm   (2645 words)

  
 The Official Page ONE Literary Newsletter Website   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
In the Enneagram of Personality, this nine-pointed diagram is used to describe nine basic human temperaments and their interrelationships.
Through understanding the Enneagram, a writer can use the natural variations within a character's personality style to develop plot twists that are both inevitable and surprising.
In Enneagram terms, Hamlet is a Six (The Pessimist), preoccupied with worst-case scenarios, mistrustful, continually testing the loyalties of friends and family, often immobilized by his fears.
www.pageonelit.com /WriteWay/JSearle.html   (455 words)

  
 Viewpoint: Bishops’ new worry: the enneagram
Each personality style has a central feature that is called either a passion or a sin, and what interests Catholics in particular is that seven of the nine enneagram passions or sins coincide exactly with the traditional capital sins named by the scholastic theologians (and the fathers of the church before them).
The popularity of the enneagram must pose a problem for those who are concerned about its suitability as a tool for personal development.
When hundreds of teachers, thousands of students and millions of readers use the enneagram with spiritual profit, why would you devote your whole morandum to the ideas of one man? That is terrible science and worse ecclesiology.
www.natcath.com /NCR_Online/archives/102700/102700m.htm   (1386 words)

  
 Enneagram Books, Tapes and DVDs | Enneagram Worldwide
Nine Paths offers high production values and a comprehensive introduction to the Enneagram with clips of type representatives speaking on their own behalf in the Narrative Tradition, plus lecture clips, narration and graphics.
The speakers are drawn from individuals in the recovery community who have found the Enneagram system a helpful guide in their healing process.
Topics include the nine personality types, their connection to the nine passions of sacred tradition, history and origins, how to recognize type, the role of awareness and attention in type, and how your type can give you spiritual direction.
www.authenticenneagram.com /shopping/videos.html   (1360 words)

  
 The Beethoven Enneagram
While you may be familiar with Elizabeth as an author, columnist, and cartoonist, she has also spent her life as a serious student and teacher of classical piano.
Whether you are an Enneagram student or teacher, or a music fan with no knowledge of the Enneagram, you will find this unusual performance will expand your understanding of the music and the musician.
The Enneagram is to the field of psychology and understanding personality what Beethoven was to music--innovative, substantive, and designed to withstand time.
www.wagele.com   (969 words)

  
 Amazon.com: Enneagram Advantage, The : Putting the 9 Personality Types to Work in the Office: Books   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
The Enneagram is a powerful tool that is reshaping the face of business in the 1990s.
The Enneagram Advantage provides a powerful and proven method for self-discovery and gives you the tools you need to improve and enhance all of your professional associations and activities.
That said-- and in defense of Palmer-- the enneagram IS a very complex system, so an attempt to incorporate its teachings into a 280-page business "manual" for laymen is not only ambitious, but would almost inevitably have to include an extensive psychological background.
www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0517704323?v=glance   (1533 words)

  
 THE GAP AT THE BOTTOM OF THE ENNEAGRAM   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
In a sense, Nine is as vulnerable to a loss of self as Four and Five, but Nine's problem arises from the reverse situation: "flooding" rather than "emptiness." One might say that Nine lives across the street from the abyss, while Four and Five live next door to it.
All of which is not to suggest that Four, Five, and Nine have any more or less insight into ultimate truth than the rest of us--only that their particular problems may be clarified by seeing them in the "light" of the darkness at the bottom of the diagram.
As I see it, the Enneagram diagram is not only a template for all human systems, it is also unique in the way it addresses the fundamental question of why we are driven to devise systems in the first place.
members.aol.com /jsearle479/gap.html   (1858 words)

  
 The Enneagram and the Spiritual Journey
The Enneagram (any-a-gram) is a psychological/spiritual typology with roots that trace back through many traditions of perennial wisdom and tendrils that spread across many schools of modern psychology.
It might be of interest to mention the frequencies or degree to which Professional Church Workers identify with the nine Enneagram styles.
I would add that, when I compared the mean scores on the nine Enneagram scales of this group of PCWs with the scores of the normative sample, they were not significantly different.
www.midwestministry.org /enneagrm.html   (1823 words)

  
 Enneagram Leadership Styles
The Enneagram is the single most powerful tool I have encountered to help leaders face and work through their limitations in order to achieve their full potential.
With awareness of their underlying character and a commitment to self - development, all of the nine are also capable of great contributions and gifts to the organization and to the people they manage.
They are the most independent of the nine styles and prefer to be surrounded by other highly capable people who need no direction or external reinforcement.
www.breakoutofthebox.com /ldrho.htm   (2320 words)

  
 Breakthrough Enneagram   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
Physiologically, modern brain research indicates that human beings have "three brains" or three layers in the brain: the neocortex or intellectual brain (the home of the thinking center), the mammalian or emotional brain (the home of the feeling center), and the reptilian or physical brain (the home of the doing center).
Participants see the Enneagram in action by viewing video tapes of panels comprising one representative of all nine types responding to the same situation.
Presentations on the Enneagram can be of various lengths: a three hour introduction to the system, a half-day seminar, a full day seminar, a keynote with a full day seminar and a workshop of several days in length.
www.hurleydonson.com /breakthrough.htm   (1451 words)

  
 The Literary Enneagram
Judith Searle's work validates the Enneagram as a universal template for human psychology by showing how characters created by authors unfamiliar with the Enneagram conform to the character arcs the system predicts.
Performers who understand their own Enneagram style can make the "type casting" that is so prevalent in the entertainment industry work for them.
Rightly understood, the nine types are more than psychological styles, they are worldviews--and out of these emerge literature, theater, music--all of the arts--to hold up a mirror to human nature.
www.metamodels.com /meta/bks/enneagram7.htm   (641 words)

  
 The Enneagram in the Healing Tradition
The Enneagram is that paradigm for healing when it is connected with the three centers of intelligence — thinking, feeling and doing.
Therefore, the ancient wisdom of the three centers is corroborated by the modern science of the three brains.
When we combine the three centers with the Enneagram, new possibilities for healing the soul and for spirituality emerge.
www.hurleydonson.com   (366 words)

  
 Gurdjieff and the Enigmatic Enneagram
The massive popularity of the Enneagram in Christian circles, the 2nd most popular personality test after the MBTI (3), makes it well worth assessing what we are actually opening ourselves to.
It seems that the Enneagram’s relation to these mystical numbers (three and seven) was held to give it a truly cosmic significance.(8) Gurdjieff taught that "all things in life work on two laws --3 and 7".
Gurdjieff’s role in the Enneagram was covered up by Ichazo, saying that he had "been ordered by his source not to reveal the name of the person or being who gave him the Enneagram."(17) Moral Theologian, Msgr.
www3.bc.sympatico.ca /st_simons/arm04.htm   (1364 words)

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