Sentences with word «enneagram»

What I do in the sacred enneagram is help folks come to terms with one of the nine types where they are dominant and essentially try to suggest that there are nine different ways to pray.

Jordan chats with the amazing spiritual teacher, coach and author Biet Simkin, Founder of Center of the Cyclone, teacher of The Fourth Way method of healing, planetary enneagrams, and so much more.

I feel like there are people who may be resistant to the degree of self - reflection that really digging into the enneagram requires.

What I think the enneagram helps us do is differentiate and discern the difference between personality and character.

I hear a lot of people talking about the enneagram, but there are still people who may be unfamiliar with it.

By now, you've probably either heard about the enneagram or heard people identify their personality type based on its numeric scale.

Your intelligence center in the enneagram is the three ways that we perceive reality.

When we look at the nine types within the enneagram, what we're looking at is character structures.

-- that great book, that classic American film — as one of the sort of parables that helps us sort of know how to work with the enneagram.

So what the enneagram does is it exposes our personality as a mask and invites us to take this mask off and really excavate our essence to figure out who we really are, what our true self is, how our essential nature really needs to come forward, so we can be the gift we were born and to be.

I understand the enneagram personality, which is the form and application of what we're doing with the enneagram now, as a way of sort of decoding or deciphering, or even sort of displaying, our ego set of coping addictions that we've wrapped up around a childhood wound.

In his new book, The Sacred Enneagram: Finding Your Unique Path to Spiritual Growth, author Chris Heuertz argues that the enneagram is far more than a personality test.

We recently spoke with Chris about the book, what we can learn from the principles of the enneagram and why all Christians should understand it more.

I use the Wizard of Oz — that great book, that classic American film — as one of the sort of parables that helps us sort of know how to work with the enneagram.

Essentially, the enneagram I'm suggesting in the book is that our enneagram type isn't fundamentally about the type of person we are, but it's more of a pathway back to God, a path back to our true selves.

And if you look at that, your body, your heart and your mind, these are the enneagram's three intelligence centers.

I'm also a 4 on the enneagram, home educated my children all through primary and now on our year away.

The enneagram is one of the most profound, powerful guides to understanding your personality and how it works in relationships.

A personal favorite is the enneagram test, and given my excitement for all things knowing thyself, it should be no surprise that I'm a 7 — the enthusiast!

NON-APPROVED TOPICS: Yoga, enneagram, Reiki, retreats, restorative practices; self - care focused on the therapist vs. the client; topics outside of LPC Scope of Practice (Title 43 - 10A) or content not counseling / clinical in nature.

Look at this post on the enneagram personality types and this one on love languages for more interesting online assessments and discussion questions.