In two previous blogs, I’ve written about how the importance of Centers of Intelligence – I believe it gets neglected when many teach the Enneagram – and the importance of subtypes, which I think people often either don’t understand well
Archive | January, 2015
“I am Charlie” | amalgams and enneagram types | a guest blog by Pierre Debeine
In France, a terrorist attack at the beginning of January 2015 (Charlie Hebdo) created a major emotional shock overtaking France itself, a situation leading to confusion between terrorists and the Muslim part of the population. If the reaction of many
3 reasons why the 27 enneagram subtypes matter
Fifteen years ago, only a few Enneagram teachers were including the 27 subtypes in their Enneagram teaching, with the exception of Claudio Naranjo, who has made subtype exploration his life’s work for over 40 years. Part of the reason so
3 reasons why the 3 centers of intelligence matter
In the world known as the Enneagram, some people – new and old enneagrammers alike – dismiss, ignore or downplay the importance of the 3 Centers of Intelligence. I am concerned about this, so I decided to write about why
Development | receiving feedback
Ones | Put your self-critic on hold as you listen to what someone offers you as feedback, even when it is offered inelegantly. Twos | Neither blame yourself nor blame the other person when you receive feedback that contradicts your sense of