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Although the Enneagram is often taught by focusing on types as personality fixations, scientific research in the emerging field of positive psychology points out the advantages of emphasizing human potential (rather than human deficiency). In this talk, I will present the pioneering research done by [...]
The enneagram and Ken Wilber's Integral Operating System both offer powerful tools for transformational change. As part of the research for my new book, The Integral Enneagram, I noticed that most people tend to work with one system or the other, not both. Those who [...]
"The Enneagram is easy to learn but difficult to master." -- Tom Condon Last year's Enneagram Journal featured a particularly interesting and provocative essay by Tom Condon entitled "The Trouble with Typing," in which the author discusses several troubling trends he has observed about the [...]
The title of Susan Rhodes's book clearly announces both the focus and the scope of her project. The author is taking aim at what she perceives to be a pervasively negative approach to the Enneagram, and she promises to offer a new approach that will [...]
