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The Enneagram of Personality teaches three centers of intelligence, the mind, heart, and body. Gurdjieff's original system taught the Enneagram as a system of transformation through awakening and integrating the seven centers of intelligence: instinctual, moving, sexual, emotional, intellectual, higher emotional, and higher intellectual. To [...]
In this interactive workshop we will explore the following questions: What do we actually mean when we talk about presence? What are the many ways we can define this? What does it mean to be Conscious? Awake? Does this look differently depending on Enneagram type [...]
Sex and love--two topics that are rarely discussed yet rule lives when kept in the shadows. Join Dr. Deborah Ooten and Beth O'Hara in an exciting, transformative and multidimensional exploration of sex and love. Explore different conceptualizations of sex and love for the 9 types [...]
The Enneagram community will be shaped in the future by its members who are young adults today. This panel discussion brings together young leaders with new perspectives on Enneagram community building and scholarship. The discussion will focus on two areas: 1) Motivation-- what young adults [...]
[NO RECORDING] Do you find yourself saying I used to think/ feel/behave in a certain way, but now I think/ feel/behave differently? What explains the evolution of your type? How do you explain the expansion of others and of humanity as a whole? Deborah's research [...]
[NO RECORDING] Most of us live with disconnected centers -- the instincts, the heart and the mind -- which cements our type firmly in place. To move forward in life with clarity and compassion, we must re-connect and re-integrate the three centers. Physiologically, working with [...]
"What Gurdjieff calls `Objective science' uses the musical analogy to depict a universe composed of a chain of energies that stretches from the lowest octave to the highest: each energy is transformed as it rises and falls, taking on a coarser or finer nature according [...]
How do we ensure the Enneagram continues to evolve through future generations? How do we reach out and build relationships with young adults (age 18-39)? How do we address different levels of development of young adults and meet the varied needs of this population? How [...]
