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	Enneagram - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		While some believe that current research does not support the Enneagram's validity (especially regarding the concepts of Wings and the Stress and Security Points), others believe that because of its complex and 'spiritual' nature the Enneagram typology cannot be accurately evaluated by conventional empirical methods.
		Enneagram and uses both the 12 and 9 divisions of the circle as an Integral Yoga which she presents an approach to understanding the evolution of consciousness.
		In her work the Zero figures into the Enneagram, holding the same place as the 9 point at the top of the circle and she sets the numbers flowing in a counter-clockwise direction, following the direction of the planets around the sun and the astrological signs around the Zodiac.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Enneagram (2136 words)

	Thoughts on the Enneagram
		The enneagram itself is barely discussed, although several of the enneagram figures, including the enneagram of fixations, were included with the article.
		What I believe a deeper study of the enneagram suggests, however, is that there is always a correspondence between any intelligible ninefold, that is, three by three, system, and the law of seven or the law of the octave, even if this relationship is secondary or apparently non obvious.
		One question that must soon be asked in the context of the study of 'vibrations' in relation to the enneagram and the law of the octave as Gurdjieff applies it further in his "Ray of Creation" and his "Three octaves of radiation" which becomes the foundation for his view of both man and the world.
	www.awakenings.com /properties/threeandseven (5719 words)

	Properties of the Enneagram
		What instead was characteristic of Gurdjieff's presentation of the enneagram was that he described it as a symbol relating the law of the triad (law of three) to the law of the octave (law of seven).
		In the representation of the enneagram, the first of these 'gaps' is suggested by the apex of the internal triangle (representative of the 'law of the triad') at point 3.
		When the enneagram is used as a symbol against which to cast the system of personality or ego types, clearly the ideal is the self that is fluid in all points of the enneagram, one that is able to move freely to all points.
	www.awakenings.com /properties (2593 words)

	A BRIEF REPORT ON THE ORIGINS OF THE ENNEAGRAM
		While Gurdjieff considered the enneagram to contain the key to knowledge of all that is in the cosmos, it was Ichazo in the 1960s who first developed a theory of nine personality types corresponding to the nine points of the enneagram.
		Many enneagram teachers believe that he learned the enneagram from Sufi mystics, though in saying this they do not necessarily mean to deny that the enneagram could be older, since the Sufis themselves are reputed to pass down forms of wisdom that are older than their own school.
		The desire of the cosmos to return to the unity of the Absolute is represented by the division of one by three and by seven, thus yielding the repeating decimals that are at the basis of the enneagram.
	www.natcath.com /NCR_Online/documents/ennea2.htm (4305 words)

	International Enneagram Association
		The Enneagram itself was introduced to the West by George Ivanovich Gurdjieff, a Russian mystic and teacher born around 1870.
		What the Enneagram helped her to see was how the perfect image that she sought to project to the world masked her own underlying fixation—anger and resentment, born of the relentless pressure she felt to be perfect.
		Sevens are as addicted to pleasure and high spirits as Sixes are to conjuring negative outcomes.
	www.creativenet.net /dev/international_enneagram/cutup/mk_readmore.php?id=118 (5477 words)

	Enneatype Seven
		Seven is the last style in the emotional trio that responds fearfully to life.
		Sevens are natural reframers in that they look on the bright side of things, make lemonade out of lemons, and keep happily active.
		Sevens are self-jailing in that they can surround themselves with people and circumstances that will pin them down or obligate them, mimicking what the Seven does to him- or herself.
	sa-inc.net /ec/ec-type7.html (774 words)

	An interview with Helen Palmer
		The roots of the Enneagram are in the mystical wings of all sacred traditions.
		Dante has a list of the seven capital vices, including advice, the generic spiritual perspective that once you discover your type or vice, the whole point of it is to convert it to its opposite tendency.
		I think [the Enneagram] is here because we need it, on a global basis, to take more responsibility for our thoughts and emotions and to consider, deeply, how to stand in someone else's shoes, and see the decision or the event from very different sets of eyes and see the validity of it.
	www.ennea.com /articles/palmer.htm (4250 words)

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		The enneagram symbol is a circle marked by nine equally spaced points along the circumference, numbered 1 thru 9 in succession.
		The numbered points are connected by lines in specific patterns (1-4-2-8-5-7 and 3-6-9), representing two fundamental laws of the universe: the law of seven and the law of three.
		The Enneagram of Personality was developed by Oscar Ichazo in the 1960’s as a tool for defining nine different personality types corresponding to the points on the enneagram.
	enneagramrecords.com (402 words)

	The Electric Enneagram - The Enneagram of Organizations (Seven) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Seven organizations at their best are friendly, egalitarian, interdisciplinary hotbeds of imagination and creativity.
		At meetings in a Seven culture-which might seem like a work session of comedy writers, where each idea is meant to top the last, people will freely interrupt one another in competitive intellectual jousting, each trying to get the final punch line.
		Seven systems have a natural affinity for individuality, experimentation, and creativity, all of which are supported at 3M by the single most helpful intervention for a Seven system: commitment.
	www.enneagramcentral.com /org_7.htm (710 words)

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		Enneagram teachers who recommend that students return to this essence rarely understand what Gurdjieff meant, but his words make it clear that he did not have a Christian sense of God.
		Remember that this inner dynamic of the six-point figure and of the triangle is based on the numerology of dividing seven into one or three into one, a dynamic rooted in occultism and divination.
		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.iclnet.org /pub/resources/text/cri/cri-jrnl/crj0146a.txt (5138 words)

	Enneagram Types: The Epicure
		Point Seven, the third member of the fear triad of Five, Six and Seven is known as the Epicure or the Generalist and sometimes has been called the Adventurer.
		The Seven, unlike the Five who usually withdraws inward into the freeing and fascinating world of the mind, often moves outward to taste the many fascinating and sometimes adventurous ways of engaging life in its many manifestations.
		But the Seven's activity is in the context of the fun or fascination to be derived from the immediate experience while the mind is planning the next.
	www.ennea.com /types/enn7.htm (788 words)

	enneagram, enneagon
		The work of the enneagram authors is plainly unscientific and without rational foundation, because it is based on dogmatic formulations as opposed to the Arica system, which under any measure is logical and scientific and is based on rational metaphysical propositions and ultimate theological truth.
		It is believed by some teachers of the enneagram that Gurdjieff learned the enneagram from Sufi masters, and that he was trained in the mystical arts not only of Sufism but of the cabala and Zen.
		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.
	skepdic.com /enneagr.html (2406 words)

	Your Results on the Triadic Enneagram Test (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Sevens use their mental intelligence to create a positive spin on life by coming up with various utopian possibilities about how things could be.
		Robin Williams is a well-known Seven, and his character in the movie Dead Poets Society is an excellent example of this.
		By regularly imagining how things can be good or made better, Sevens tend to be very optimistic, and their optimism gives them the confidence to assert themselves in the world, going after whatever it is they want.
	www.duniho.com /fergus/enneagram/test/types.phtml?7 (122 words)

	Enneagram
		Witchy explains: "The Enneagram is a set of nine distinct personality types, with each number denoting one type.
		No one is a pure personality type: everyone is a unique mixture of his or her basic type and usually one of the two types adjacent to it on the circumference of the Enneagram.
		There are a lot of Enneagram tests on the Internet but this one was made by myself and, for this reason, it is scientifically-based...
	www.witchhazel.it /enneagram.htm (1380 words)

	Enneagram Institute of Johannesburg
		The Enneagram uses numbers to designate each of the types because numbers are value neutral — they imply the whole range of attitudes and behaviors of each type without specifying anything either positive or negative.
		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.
		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.enneagramjhb.co.za /system.htm (5697 words)

	The Enneagram
		The Enneagram is a powerful, dynamic system that has the potential to positively change the way you view yourself, other people and reality.
		Your core Enneagram type is modified (sometimes greatly) by the Enneagram types directly on either side of it.
		There are two excellent Enneagram websites that I know of that each offer an interactive grid with descriptions of relationship issues between all of the types.
	www.russellrowe.com /the_enneagram.htm (908 words)

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		For the Sarmounis the enneagram was important as a means of divination to foretell future events as well as a tool to represent life processes, such as personal transformation.
		Through these two figures inside the enneagram circle, each based on the decimals of three into one and seven into one, Gurdjieff was able to manifest the great numerological laws of the three and the seven.
		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).
	www.equip.org /free/DN067.htm (5180 words)

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		Some fairly obvious Enneagram styles: Kevin Spacey, a sleazy, glad-handling Three who undergoes a subtle crisis of conscience and tries to recover his integrity by cleaning up damage he has helped to create.
		Her other notable Enneagram role was as an insane Two in the well-acted horror movie Misery.
		Enneagram students often struggle with the difference between Eights and unhealthy counterphobic Sixes because both can be destructively aggressive.
	www.thechangeworks.com /monthlymusings/nowplaying.html (3117 words)

	ENNEAGRAM
		According to Baron and Wagele (1994), the Enneagram is the study of nine basic personality types in order to better understand why individuals act the way they do, provide guidelines for individual growth and tools to improve relationships with co-workers.
		Although it is unclear when or by whom the Enneagram was discovered, researchers believe it dates back as long ago as 2500 B.C somewhere in the Middle East.
		The three personality types found with this center are eights - present a strong image and are not afraid to express their anger, nines - are agreeable, accommodating, and ones - see anger as a character flaw and try to hold it back.
	www.stfrancis.edu /ba/ghkickul/stuwebs/btopics/works/ennegram.htm (1224 words)

	The Process Enneagram of Consciousness and RHETI Data
		The Enneagram of Consciousness affirms and emphasizes that it is both necessary and normal to develop both attitudes for the auxiliary and the dominant functions.
		Enneagram dynamics says that it is a fact of life for two introverted NF functions to be attracted on the 9-6 arrow, and two extraverted NF functions to be attracted on the 4-2 arrow.
		All enneagram points are significant, and all RHETI data is significant because the instrument was designed for a median score of 16 in the range between 0 and 32.
	tap3x.net /EMBTI/j3geldart.html (5485 words)

	Enneagram Self Study Introduction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		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)

	The Enneagram and the MBTI®: Scoring
		The Enneagram is a system of nine personality types, each with a distinctive set of identifying characteristics.
		However, when the situation is reversed and the Enneagram Seven is combined with a "J", there is considerable conflict (Figure 4).
		When the MBTI designation and the Enneagram type are highly compatible, such as the "J" and the Three and the "P" and the Seven, the result is more than just internal harmony and congruence.
	www.personalitypathways.com /Enneag_MBTI.html (881 words)

	7 - Enneagram Type Seven: The Enthusiast
		When moving in their Direction of Disintegration (stress), scattered Sevens suddenly become perfectionistic and critical at One.
		However, when moving in their Direction of Integration (growth), gluttonous, scattered Sevens become more focused and fascinated by life, like healthy Fives.
		When one of these images is installed on your site it will link back to the Enneagram Institute to let your visitors learn more about the Enneagram and your personality type.
	www.enneagraminstitute.com /TypeSeven.asp (633 words)

	Enneagram Personality Types- Lynette Sheppard, The Essential Enneagram
		Others may find that the Seven cannot be counted on to be there in times of crisis, or even to address serious issues.
		Sevens can be dilettantes trying a variety of jobs, hobbies, sports, yet moving on to something new before becoming truly proficient at any single enterprise.
		Sevens feel that life is just too wonderful to waste time wallowing in pain or sadness.
	www.9points.com /types.htm (2645 words)

	The Enneagram of Consciousness and Jungian Psychology, by Walter Geldart
		The Enneagram Law of Seven prescribes that these four extraverted processes are connected by three enneagram arrows to form the 7-1-4-2 line sequence.
		Enneagram Points Five and Eight are included in the Law of Seven hexad pattern, but Points Six and Nine are included with Point Three in the Law of Three equilateral triangle pattern.
		It is not meaningful to compare MBTI and the Enneagram in detail because the Enneagram is a nine process system with Jungian Persona and Gurdjieff moving function, but MBTI excludes the Gurdjieff moving function and Jungian Persona.
	tap3x.net /EMBTI/page9.html (2445 words)

	Who's at the Helm?
		Having identified myself as a Seven I am curious to see what you mean by the statement "Taking Charge To Align With Vision".
		I don't know who originally adapted Horney's scheme to the nine styles, but it is a distinction made among some (not all) Enneagram teachers.
		Sevens--when operating from their driving force--are aggressively upbeat, talkative, and future-oriented; they do tend to dominate a relationship in a charming sort of way.
	www.breakoutofthebox.com /work7.htm (628 words)

	Enneagram "Temperaments"
		This implies that the modes of expression of each Enneagram type will be modified by their MBTI type." This is how I use the two systems, as well, with the Enneagram as the primary explanatory model.
		One: Of 19 Enneagram One clients (in order of frequency) there are 9 SJs, 8 NTs, 1 SP, and 1 NF.
		Of the 9 clients for whom I have both Enneagram and MBTI data, however, NTs are the most highly represented (5 of the 9).
	www.breakoutofthebox.com /worktemperament.htm (1180 words)

	International Enneagram Association (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Conference began with a keynote speech by Matthew Fox that received a standing ovation.
		After the keynote, participants could choose to attend morning sessions on Enneagram subtypes led by Claudio Naranjo and twenty-seven Enneagram teachers from all over the world or sessions on a variety of topics led by other well-respected Enneagram teachers.
		Afternoon sessions were given on a large variety of topics -- business, spirituality, psychology, the arts, education, parenting, politics, and more -- and the evenings were entertaining and fun:
	www.internationalenneagram.org /ieaconferences_photogallery.php (177 words)

	The Enneagram
		The enneagram is a schematic diagram of perpetual motion, that
		A motionless enneagram is a dead symbol; the living
		For exemplification, here is a summary of the 4th Way idea of Body Types on the Enneagram.
	www.promart.com /9gram.html (935 words)

	www.9types.com
		Enneagram Institute Page -- Don Riso and Russ Hudson's own web page.
		Enneagram Home Study Course -- an interesting look at the various types
		Curiosity Junction's Enneagram Page -- nice descriptions of the eighteen type-wing combination.
	www.9types.com (159 words)

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