This article is an excerpt from the July/August 1998 issue of the Enneagram Monthly. I’ll never forget it. Even though I was “just” a dance major, I had to take pre-med physiology and anatomy. Because my university had a good medical school, we were “fortunate” enough to have cadavers to work with in our anatomy Read More
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Technically, EnneaMotion uses a movement vocabulary of space, time and energy that allows us to name and classify the physical movement components that accompany each thought or emotion. For example, if we’re angry, we’re probably moving in a “sharp, fast, direct, forceful and angular” way; or if we’re depressed or sad, we might move in
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I can’t tell you how many times I’ve had this experience. Someone asks what I do, and if my answer includes something about teaching emotional intelligence, they respond by crossing their arms and saying, “Are you telling me I’m emotionally stupid?” The answer of course, is “Of course not!” (Besides, that’s not for me to
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