Displaying 376 - 400 of 1,873

 Suggestions for the Nine in Recovery

  1. You must learn to lean into conflict. Okay, let’s face it, this is…

The Core Suffering and Dilemma of the Nine in Recovery

You see the Type Nine—the peacemaker, the easy-going, self-effacing type—sitting…


First Twelve Weeks in Recovery—Helping the Nine

Devan sits in group day after day, so still and quiet you’d never…


Whenever people hear or learn about the Enneagram, the very first question they have is always: What type am I?…


Mette Hvied Lauesen, Life and Business Coach, Denmark

Whenever people hear or learn…



Where were you born?
In Barcelona

Where do you live? 
I live in Rubi, a city located next…


Season’s Greetings!

The holiday season is upon us!  Why doesn’t it feel like that time of year yet?  I’m guessing…


Enneatype Six is an anxious pattern, involving chronic uncertainty and an active imagination kept busy anticipating and preparing for the…


Below is a written interview with Sara Davis, founder of Enneagram Openings, an Enneagram Facebook page. This interview…

""¡Hola a todos! Todavía sigo pensando en el Congreso reciente de…


IEA President’s Letter Post 2017 Conference                            …


IEA President’s Letter Post 2017 Conference                    …

 

(This article originally appeared on Mario’s blog at www.AwarenesstoAction.com.)

I’m fortunate enough to have a lot of friends, but…


""Junio 2017

El Eneagrama en el Mundo…


Triads: The Foundation of Transformational Practice by Mike Block

Most of us dove into the deep end of the Enneagram…


The pattern of Enneatype Two seems simple enough: the characteristic helping behavior is obvious and Twos generally remember feeling poorly…


""

The Enneagram in the Real World

I’ve heard some people…


Descriptions of Enneatype Five concentrate so much on solitary, avoidant habits that people can feel unsure how to relate to…


Somatic Focusing and the Enneagram

Are we allowing the full range of our human experience? How…


“Spring can really mess you up the most.”

Is that a line from an old song?

Wherever it’s from, it…


By Rosemary Hurwitz

“Spring can really mess you up the most.”

Is that a line from an old song?

Wherever…


An Archetypal Journey[1]

""

Symbols open our…


Symbols open our mind to new, introspective perspectives. According to Carl Jung, symbols are key to the comprehension of human…


""

Por Curt Micka

Alguien me dijo recientemente que todos nos…