Exploring 9 Types in Literature, Film & Community
Now in Our 10th Year!
Presented By:
- Dale Rhodes, M.S., M.A.
Description
Looking for a way to explore Character beyond the diagrams and theories? Â We explore themes described in the Nine Points of View using an exemplary novel or film as our focus. Â Monthly or semimonthly membership is available in an ever-growing vibrant online community.Â
An all-community evening teaching and type-panel is followed the same week by smaller in-depth explorations on the Nine Types using specific literature and film to enhance our understanding of ourselves and others. The character study may offer insight into an Enneagram type's values, general life themes, or show areas of attention, motivations and life themes, vice to virtue shifts, or paths to disintegration and development.  Because we have all points of view available to us, most participants find something relevant, moving and meaningful to examine in their own lives each week or month. You may find better understanding of your own personal development, as well as your relationships and interactions amongst groups.Â
Well-beyond the simplicity of "What is this character's type?", members of this community ask the deeper questions on meaning that are found when encountering good art, film and literature. Get deeper understanding of the types and how you can better relate to their ways of being. Discover universal themes accessible and applicable to us all on the human journey. And best, expand your community of friends who talk type, character development, arts, literature and film.Â
Deep learning and change happens over time with membership in a continuous supportive learning community, so we all study all types. This is a tried and true community exploration on The Humanities, using the Enneagram as its map and direction. You will always find something and someone worth knowing. Â
Now in our 10th year: If you talk type, you should be with us!Â
Dale Rhodes, M.S., M.A.
Mentoring, Spiritual Direction and The Enneagram (Spectrum/Narrative/Changeworks)
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