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Nine Lenses on the World is an excellent compilation and arrangement of a master teacher’s work, clearly written from the high side of Lens Five, the Perspective of…


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“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…


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Dr. Margaret Smith has written an engaging and ambitious book that goes far beyond the subject of money management to look at how people with different personality types…


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Power is a topic that many people find uncomfortable to discuss, yet the appropriate use of power affects all relationships, especially those between leaders and followers in the…


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Introduction

I have been gratified by the number of members who have approached me about writing something for Nine Points and look forward to receiving some really interesting pieces over…


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Have you ever tried being left with the feeling that nobody understands you –…


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This article originally appeared on The Enneagram in Business blog ( http://blog.theenneagraminbusiness.com/ )

There is some…


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Abstract: The title “When a Five wants to grow” documents the author’s path of inner work, resulting in an awareness of his inner motivations and his effect on…


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“Levels of Consciousness In speaking of evolution it is necessary to understand from the outset that no mechanical evolution is possible. The evolution of man is the evolution…


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Abstract: This article presents a snapshot of a family in crisis and the author’s spontaneous intervention. It deconstructs the intervention and the father’s perceived personality type through the…


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“The beginning of wisdom is to call things by their right names.” Chinese proverb

“Say not, `I have found the truth,’ but rather, `I have found a truth.'”…


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Abstract: Using the diagram as its integrating device, this article embeds the framework in its ancient lineage and offers a broad synthesis of its rich and multidisciplinary heritage.…


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Abstract: This study examined the validity of an integrated typology that combines the nine Enneagram types with the four attachment styles. Attachment styles are derived from research on…


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Abstract: This article reports on a research study that investigated the Enneagram through the lens of depth psychology. A review of the literature on archetypes, which are universal,…


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“The first duty of love is to listen.” — Paul Tillich

Intrapersonal listening is about listening to ourselves. When we learn to listen to ourselves from a non-judgmental,…


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“Love the child in front of you, not the one in your mind.”

I don’t remember where or when I first saw this quote, but I have never…


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