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Once upon a time, there was a bridge over a deep and treacherous ravine, guarded by a Troll. The Three Billy Goats Gruff wanted to cross this bridge to fields of abundant greenery. The Troll had a different idea. The story has a happy ending [...]
"The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" - something universal within this story resonates deeply and explains its immense popularity. Peter and Kathryn have been fascinated by the story for decades and for this workshop have pooled their experiences to take you on a journey of transformation [...]
The Enneagram invites movement. Learning your type and number and some interesting facts about your habits and compulsions, is just a beginning. The real adventure begins when we apply what we have learned. When we wrestle with these new discoveries and awareness and put wisdom [...]
What is your name? Kathryn Grant Where were you born? Chicago, Illinois, USA Where do you live? Santa Barbara, CA, USA What do you do? I have a rather eclectic assortment of things I do. I am primarily an Enneagram teacher. I teach workshops, retreats [...]
Elizabeth Wagele, well-known in the Enneagram community for her witty and accurate introductory book, The Enneagram Made Easy, and additional volumes: Finding the Birthday Cake, written for children and the child-like within each of us; The Career Within in collaboration with Ingrid Stabb; and others, [...]
"Seal Woman - her sealskin stolen by a man who craved love - lives as human, gives birth, and then, forced to stay on land too long, she begins to dry and die from lack of soul and nurturance the child returns her hidden sealskin, [...]
Each of the Enneagram styles is a story that we tell ourselves and others. More than a simple list of personality characteristics, these stories (Gr. mythos) illuminate the core questions with which each type must wrestle. They take us to a more profound, eloquent, intuitive [...]
