Wishu Sindhu·1d agoEnneagram 7: Freedom, Chased Through OptionsThe Enthusiast, and the fear beneath the fun
Tokyo Enneagram Method·4d agoWhen a Different Version of You Appears: What Is “Disintegration” in the Enneagram?How does a person’s personality show itself under intense stress or when an unhealthy state continues? This post introduces the Enneagram…
InInfinite ImpulsebySay It Anyways·4d agoWas a $160 Personality Test Even Worth It?The Enneagram gave me a type. I’m still figuring out what I paid for.
Tokyo Enneagram Method·6d agoThere Are Two Routes to Integration: The Paths of Growth the Enneagram ShowsEach of the nine personality types has a direction in which it can grow. Here are the two cycles drawn into the Enneagram diagram.
Wishu Sindhu·Oct 28Enneagram 6: The Skeptic Who Wants to BelieveOn loyalty, doubt, and the search for something solid to stand on
Samantha Mackay·Oct 27Being Your Best Self Doesn’t Mean Being on Your Best BehaviourWhy family gatherings bring out our oldest survival strategies, and how small moments of awareness can help us choose differently.
Tokyo Enneagram Method·Oct 26Same Personality Type, So Why Are We So Different? The Story of WingsYour main type and your wing: a combination that helps us understand human individuality more deeply.
Tokyo Enneagram Method·Oct 24Knowing Yourself Makes Change PossibleUnderstanding how you think and react is the first step toward becoming different from who you have been.
Vazken Kalayjian·Oct 22Gurdjieff Series I Part XXVIII: The Enneagram Was Never a Personality Test. A response icon1A response icon1
Wishu Sindhu·Oct 21Enneagram 3: The Performer Who Forgot Who He Was UnderneathThe Achiever who learned that worth must be earned
