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Imagine the form of the Enneagram projected onto a gridded crossword space — an “Enneagram Crucigram”

The result is…


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Looking forward: We will host Dr. David Daniels in San Francisco in February, 2013 doing what he does best – working with individuals, couples and panels on relationship issues and…


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The Enneagram Institute posted a lovely tribute to Don; here are a few extracts:

Don Richard Riso, 66, author, counselor, leading authority on the Enneagram personality system, and an influential…


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"KatherineWhen people learn the Enneagram, they often feel a loss of what they…


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In spite of the sweltering mid-September heat, a hearty group of local Enneagram professionals and enthusiasts gathered at Golden Circle Spiritual Center in Tustin to better…


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When I first registered for the 2012 International Enneagram Conference in Long Beach, I had to select which age range I belonged to as a participant.…


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The emerging Enneagram perspective of this workshop comes from the “Back to the Future” spiritual guide, Ignatius Loyola (1491 – 1556). Ignatius may not have used…


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Just the other day, the IEA office received an e-mail asking for a recommendation for an Enneagram training…


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"mario_sikora_headshot2"Flying into Comodoro Arturo Merino Benitez International Airport in Santiago, Chile, is a breathtaking experience. For the final 15 minutes of…


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Editor’s note: This article is actually two articles. The first is a personal history by Prof. Alaor Passos on his fascinating experiences and journey of self-discovery in Chile…


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One of the most common questions I am asked when introducing people to the Enneagram goes something along the lines of: “Yes, but is it real? What scientific…


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Abstract: When theory building for a system like the Enneagram, it is important to base new distinctions on a solid empirical and practical foundation. With the breadth of…


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Abstract: In this article I consider how mistyping can happen by looking at the issue through the lenses of Ken Wilber’s Integral Model of A.Q.A.L.A.L.A.S.A.T. (All Quadrants, All…


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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…


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Abstract: The Enneagram and depth psychology inform each other in this analysis of American culture, and together they provide a richer view of the cultural psyche of the…


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All right. You know your nine styles, 18 stress and security points, 18 wings and 27 subtypes. With this basic Enneagram, you have a formidable diagnostic tool and…


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