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	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)

	Enneagram
		The Enneagram is a popular New Age tool which has found its way into Catholic practices, including parish classes and in retreat programs.
		The Enneagram is a circular diagram on which personality types numbered one through nine are symbolically represented at nine equidistant points on the circumference.
		The Enneagram is supposed to enable a person to gain knowledge of his true self, exposing the true motivations for actions and illusions developed regarding himself and regarding how to deal with the world.
	www.ourladyswarriors.org /dissent/enneagram.htm (2309 words)

	Three (Enneagram) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Achiever personality type, according to Don Richard Riso, is the third personality type of the Enneagram, and is also known as a Three.
		When Achievers are healthy, they know how to develop themselves in order to become the best they can be, and they are often well-liked and successful in whatever field they choose.
		They split off from their identities and live lives of loneliness and frustration, even though they may have achieved some sort of worldly success.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Achiever_(Enneagram) (1307 words)

	Horney's Three Trends
		These three maneuvers or gambits are complex human versions of the basic mechanisms of defense in the animal kingdom: submission, fight, and flight.
		When Threes shift to their peak performance point Six, they move towards others and are as loyal and committed to people as they are to projects.
		Threes are aggressive in the pursuit of their goals and in their competition with others.
	www.enneagramspectrum.com /articles/horneytrends.htm (5433 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)

	Interpreting Riso-Hudson Enneagram Type Indicator Data With the Enneagram of Consciousness.
		Point Three's muscle sensation receptors for monitoring force in the body are in a completely different category from Point Seven's passive extraverted sensation function for receiving stimuli with the five senses (see, hear, taste, touch, and smell) from objects in the world outside the body.
		It is significant that Karen Horney uses the adjective "moving" with each of her three attitudes; it confirms the logic of the fifth "moving" function on the Enneagram of Consciousness.
		This means that each point on the enneagram has a tug of war going on between its bipolar opposite at another point on the enneagram (the 9-7 and 1-6 pairs, for example).
	tap3x.net /EMBTI/j2geldart.html (6350 words)

	Enneagram Types: The Performer
		Point Three, the Performer, is the child who lost hope that the Universe will provide and discovered that love, recognition, value and acceptance came to those who could achieve, who could "do", and who could accomplish.
		The deceit is of one's self through the unconscious adptation to, and an identification with, a role that is deemed by the Three to be the epitome of success in a given situation.
		THREEs can be "used car salespersons" in whatever field--and there's a part of me that loves to sell ideas and feel the approval and flow from the crowd as I respond to their interests using their language and experiences.
	www.ennea.com /types/enn3.htm (715 words)

	Enneagram and the Tree of Life
		In addition to the properties of the enneagram discussed in consideration of the inner hexagram, a second property of the relationship of enneagram to the laws of three and seven is considered here.
		However, the law of the octave is not significant only in itself, but primarily when three octaves are brought into relationship, the 'do' of the succeeding second and third octaves providing the impulses to carry the initial impulse across the 'gaps' or 'intervals' at mi-fa and si-do.
		In the enneagram, the interval si-do is 'unrepresented', although in a sense, 'crossing' it represents the 'goal' of the enneagram; in the Tree, the interval mi-fa is 'suggested' or 'half represented,' that is, represented by the mysterious Daath.
	www.awakenings.com /properties/tree (1005 words)

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		Strictly speaking, the enneagram is a circle with nine points on it (_ennea_ means "nine" in Greek, and _gram_ means "line drawing").
		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.
		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)

	The DuVersity Library: The Enneagram
		Enneagrams largely derives from articles written for the Enneagram Monthly, attempting to explain the Gurdjieffian view of the enneagram as an insight into transformative process rather than as a spectrum of 'fixations' or psychological types.
		These three materials are the Intelligence, the Human Heart (as distinguished from intelligence or mind) and the World or elemental space suited for the proper action of Mind and Heart on each other for the purpose of forming the Soul or Intelligence destined to possess the sense of Identity.
		FIXATIONS: As a frame of nine points, the enneagram was used by Oscar Ichazo to depict his scheme of human types of fixation, in such a way that the dynamical organising process was ignored.
	www.duversity.org /ideas/enneagram.html (1987 words)

	Enneagram Articles and Research
		Claudio introduced a multitude of theories and intriguing ways of slicing the "Enneagram pie." Of the triads, he said the 8-9-1 was the triad dealing with ignorance or unconsciousness, the 2-3-4 with craving or desire, and the 5-6-7 with issues of hate or aversion.
		In addition, the 8-9-1 was the neutral aspect of the Enneagram, the 2-3-4 was the extroverted perspective of the Enneagram, and the 5-6-7 was the introverted.
		In contrast, 8-9-1, the third triad at the top of the Enneagram, is described as ignorant, neutral, insensitive, and unconscious, and as "defensive extroversion with an avoidance of inwardness." This insensitivity is perhaps a reflection of self-forgetting.
	www.enneagram.net /articles.html (8229 words)

	Technorati Tag: enneagram (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The enneagram is the interconnected representation of the laws of seven and three.
		Enneagram IV – The law of octaves March 23, 2006 9:23 pm, Magyarul The law of the octaves or law of seven, as we have seen, is one of the main...
		Enneagram I. - The two main approaches March 14, 2006 8:13 pm, Magyarul The popularity index of the enneagram is constantly increasing.
	technorati.com /tag/enneagram (492 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)

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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.
		The multiples of three correspond to the triangle inside the circle, and the decimal.142857 (derived by dividing seven into one and resulting in a repeating decimal that never contains three or its multiples) corresponds to the points on the circle that connect the six-sided figure.
		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)

	A Clinical Pharmacist's View (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		As a physical illness is also a mental stress, many of the Threes I have interacted with as a pharmacist have demonstrated Nine narcotization, others have shown the hard-driving attributes so characteristic of point Three.
		What appears, on the surface, to be a failure of the medication may have been partially due to the physiological consequences of John's fixated enneagram Three (Type A) personality.
		Charles W. I had another enneagram Three patient, Charles W., who was an insulin dependent diabetic, His doctor had prescribed 10 units of regular insulin and 30 units of NPH insulin to be injected in the morning, and 5 units regular insulin plus 15 units NPH insulin in the evening.
	www.enneagramcentral.com /pharm_3.htm (1536 words)

	Enneagram Personality Types- Lynette Sheppard, The Essential Enneagram (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Three's focused attention on goals and tasks can overshadow other aspects of their lives.
		Threes may cut corners to complete goals or projects, so long as it looks good to others.
		Threes can become so identified with the image they present or with what they do that they lose themselves.
	www.9points.com /types.htm (2645 words)

	Battery of Riso-Hudson Personality Tests
		The QUEST (Quick Enneagram Sorting Test) is an amazingly brief and accurate test for suggesting which Enneagram types are the top most probable candidates for your primary personality type.
		It is the only independently validated Enneagram test (the result of two separate validation studies).
		The program then generates scores for your top three Enneagram types and provides expanded profiles of the nine types.
	www.enneagraminstitute.com /Tests_Battery.asp (758 words)

	Enneagram Self Study Introduction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		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 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.
		Point Three expresses the psychological Jungian Persona and the physical Gurdjieff moving function Jung contributed to the language for values with the feeling function (not feelings) that is extraverted at Point Two and introverted at Point Six.
	tap3x.net /EMBTI/page9.html (2445 words)

	Gurdjieff and His School (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		These three entirely separate sources of the intellectual, emotional or moving life of man, each taken in the sense of the whole set of functions proper to them, are called by the system under notice the thinking, the emotional and the moving centers.(Note 3)
		Thus, the proper relationship of the three centers of cognition in the human being is a necessary precondition for the reception and realization of what in the religions of the world has been variously termed the Holy Spirit, Atman, and the Buddha nature.
		Thus the law of three with its positive, negative, and reconciling forces is echoed in the triadic structures of music, in which combinations of three tones constantly give birth to new combinations, with certain tones in common.
	r.hodges.home.comcast.net /G/html/School.html (7549 words)

	Enneagram Spirituality by Dee Dee and Pat Aspell (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The Enneagram (pronounced "Any-a-gram") is a key that opens the door to self-discovery.
		The gate to understanding Enneagram spirituality is the model of the three Enneagram centers — head or cognition, heart or affectivity, and gut or effectivity — which integrates the human tripartite model of organism, psyche, and spirit.
		At the core of these three centers is a built-in self-transcendence that pushes toward a broader and deeper grasp of life.
	www.prosperity.com /spirituality/aspell.htm (715 words)

	Breakthrough Enneagram
		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).
		The three centers of intelligence — thinking, feeling, and doing — and why it is necessary for each to be healthy for you to live a happy life.
		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.
	hurleydonson.com /breakthrough.htm (1469 words)

	The DuVersity; Gurdjieff, Bennett, Systematics and the Enneagram - Solioonensius Talk - NY 1995
		As Gurdjieff intoned his canon of three, Jung embarked on his love-affair with the four which begins and ends with the Mother, the Mater-ial, the Matrix: the alternative answer to the enigma of the 'third force'.
		The enneagram, which is only one out of an indefinite number of such constructions, is built on seven and three.) His shadow was the feminine, and his dominant followers have been women.
		If there is the three, there is the two and the four; and, if there is the four, then there is the three and the five.
	www.duversity.org /archives/masc-fem.html (2778 words)

	Pseudoscience and quackery in Psychology
		Figuratively, however, the enneagram is a New Age mandala, a mystical gateway to personality typing.
		The enneagram represents nine personality types, defined by a fundamental weakness or sin.
		There are three enneagram points for each of the mental types, emotional types, and physical types.
	www.psychology.org /links/Resources/Pseudoscience (745 words)

	The Bright Side of the Moon - Enneagram (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The Enneagram is a psychological system of personality typing and must not be confused with any "New Age magic" or other mumble jumble.
		The Enneagram circle is only a symbol that makes it easier to see the relations between the nine types and is to be seen as a graph only and not as a religious symbol of any sort.
		The Enneagram as we know it today is a system of human development which maps nine different personality types and their interrelationships to the other types.
	www.geocities.com /Athens/Atlantis/7902/enneagram.html (1243 words)

	3 - Enneagram Type Three: The Achiever
		When moving in their Direction of Disintegration (stress), driven Threes suddenly become disengaged and apathetic at Nine.
		For the most complete type descriptions available anywhere, see our books, particularly Personality Types, the most complete, in-depth, systematic treatment of the nine types and the Enneagram system as a whole, and The Wisdom of the Enneagram, the comprehensive guide to psychological and spiritual growth for the nine personality types.
		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 /TypeThree.asp (652 words)

	Certification - Toronto (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		This two weekend training and certification program is designed for individuals wishing to teach and/or use the Enneagram system of personality styles in workshops, small groups, or one-to-one interactions in educational, business, therapeutic, and spiritual development settings.
		Because the Enneagram touches on many levels of reality, it can be applied at varying levels of intensity and depth.
		Attention will be given to how to present the Enneagram to a variety of audiences in a variety of time frames.
	www.enneagramspectrum.com /services/certificationtoronto.htm (595 words)

	Flier
		Become certified to present the Enneagram in the simplest and shortest format available.
		Kathy Hurley and Theodorre Donson are international leaders in developing the Enneagram, a system of nine personality types which they apply both to personal growth and societal change.
		They have researched the universal mystical tradition of healing the human soul, which is also the root of the Enneagram, and have lived this wisdom for over 20 years.
	hurleydonson.com /flier.htm (378 words)

	The Enneagram Institute of the San Francisco Bay Learn About The 9 Types (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		There are a number of ways to cluster the nine types into groups of three based upon some similar personality dynamics.
		Here, the 9 types are clustered into three groups of three types each, based upon their Social Style, or sense of self in social environments.
		There is a brief introduction to each of the three groups: The Assertive Types, The Dutiful Types, and the Withdrawn Types, followed by a brief description three Enneagram types.
	www.enneagramcalifornia.com /types.html (1187 words)

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