I know my type. Now what? Yes, I used to hear that a lot. In the early days of the Enneagram Monthly, we were sort of the hub of all news Enneagram. We embraced all the schools of thought as well as independent thinkers, poetry, book and movie reviews, new theories, research and more. People …
Using Mantras and Mudras to Access Elusive Inner States Mantras and mudras are powerful ways to change how we think, feel and behave. They are both Sanskrit words. Mantra refers to a word or short phrase which has the intention to elicit a particular inner state. Mudra refers to a body position or gesture, similar …
Note: This article was originally published in 2003 and updated in 2004.
Considering the number of books in print, there has been surprisingly little published about “Will.” There are different kinds of will, and for the purpose of this article, I’ll refer to “lower will” and “higher Will.” Lower will, like intention, concerns taking the time to do something Read More
The Enneagram types are below. Who are you?
This is an overview of the 9 Enneagram Types – So you recognize yourself in a few of these? Read More
Note:Â This article is an excerpt from the August 1997 issue of the Enneagram Monthly. Long before the Enneagram was an established personality typology system, it was common knowledge that there was a connection between the body and the mind. Thousands of years ago, the Chinese developed Chi Kung, a movement meditation practice that energized …
Performed at the International Enneagram Association (IEA) conference San Francisco, CA, August 2000 Directed and choreographed by Andrea Isaacs Review by Courney Behm Many of us who study the Enneagram do so in order to identify the barriers our personality puts in the path of our ultimate success and satisfaction. Once identified, these barriers can …
