Podcasts about Claudio Naranjo

Here's a glimpse into what a relationship looks like between a Type 1 Reformer and a Type 5 Investigator. We'll talk about what these types have in common, what specifically attracts each type to each other, what conflict looks like between them, and then conclude with some *potentially* helpful advice based on the enneagram theories discussed throughout the episode. DISCLAIMER: This is a general overview that cannot cover the complexity of each subtype & variation (e.g. a social 1w2 with a self-pres 5w4 could be very different than some of these general descriptions), nor can I cover how the varying degrees of each specific couple's mental/emotional health would impact so many of these patterns. So with that disclaimer out of the way, please feel free to share how these patterns do or don't play out in your personal life, all while keeping any combative disagreements to a minimum :) Thank you, and enjoy!0:00 Shared Traits3:05 One's Attraction to Five5:48 Five's Attraction to One9:10 Conflict11:47 Advice14:44 Rating

Here's a glimpse into what a relationship looks like between a Type 2 Helper and a Type 5 Investigator. We'll talk about what these types have in common, what specifically attracts each type to each other, what conflict looks like between them, and then conclude with some *potentially* helpful advice based on the enneagram theories discussed throughout the episode. DISCLAIMER: This is a general overview that cannot cover the complexity of each subtype & variation (e.g. a self-preservation 2w3 with a social 5w6 could be very different than some of these general descriptions), nor can I cover how the varying degrees of each specific couple's mental/emotional health would impact so many of these patterns. So with that disclaimer out of the way, please feel free to share how these patterns do or don't play out in your personal life, all while keeping any combative disagreements to a minimum :) Thank you, and enjoy!0:00 Shared Traits3:05 Two's Attraction to Five6:11 Five's Attraction to Two9:38 Conflict12:56 Advice16:34 Rating

Here's a glimpse into what a relationship looks like between a Type 3 Achiever and a Type 5 Investigator. We'll talk about what these types have in common, what specifically attracts each type to each other, what conflict looks like between them, and then conclude with some *potentially* helpful advice based on the enneagram theories discussed throughout the episode. DISCLAIMER: This is a general overview that cannot cover the complexity of each subtype & variation (e.g. a self-preservation 3w4 with a social 5w6 could be very different than some of these general descriptions), nor can I cover how the varying degrees of each specific couple's mental/emotional health would impact so many of these patterns. So with that disclaimer out of the way, please feel free to share how these patterns do or don't play out in your personal life, all while keeping any combative disagreements to a minimum :) Thank you, and enjoy!0:00 Shared Traits2:55 Three's Attraction to Five5:34 Five's Attraction to Three8:52 Conflict11:39 Advice14:35 Rating

Here's a glimpse into what a relationship looks like between a Type 4 Individualist and a Type 5 Investigator. We'll talk about what these types have in common, what specifically attracts each type to each other, what conflict looks like between them, and then conclude with some *potentially* helpful advice based on the enneagram theories discussed throughout the episode. DISCLAIMER: This is a general overview that cannot cover the complexity of each subtype & variation (e.g. a social 4w3 with a self-pres 5w6 could be very different than some of these general descriptions), nor can I cover how the varying degrees of each specific couple's mental/emotional health would impact so many of these patterns. So with that disclaimer out of the way, please feel free to share how these patterns do or don't play out in your personal life, all while keeping any combative disagreements to a minimum :) Thank you, and enjoy!0:00 Shared Traits3:35 Four's Attraction to Five6:15 Five's Attraction to Four9:15 Conflict12:20 Advice15:37 Rating

Here's a glimpse into what a relationship looks like between a Type 1 Reformer and a Type 6 Loyalist. We'll talk about what these types have in common, what specifically attracts each type to each other, what conflict looks like between them, and then conclude with some *potentially* helpful advice based on the enneagram theories discussed throughout the episode. DISCLAIMER: This is a general overview that cannot cover the complexity of each subtype & variation (e.g. a self-pres 1w9 with a social 6w7 could be very different than some of these general descriptions), nor can I cover how the varying degrees of each specific couple's mental/emotional health would impact so many of these patterns. So with that disclaimer out of the way, please feel free to share how these patterns do or don't play out in your personal life, all while keeping any combative disagreements to a minimum :) Thank you, and enjoy!0:00 Shared Traits2:55 One's Attraction to Six5:52 Six's Attraction to One9:18 Conflict12:32 Advice15:52 Rating

Here's a glimpse into what a relationship looks like between a Type 2 Helper and a Type 6 Loyalist. We'll talk about what these types have in common, what specifically attracts each type to each other, what conflict looks like between them, and then conclude with some *potentially* helpful advice based on the enneagram theories discussed throughout the episode. DISCLAIMER: This is a general overview that cannot cover the complexity of each subtype & variation (e.g. a self-pres 2w1 with a social 6w7 could be very different than some of these general descriptions), nor can I cover how the varying degrees of each specific couple's mental/emotional health would impact so many of these patterns. So with that disclaimer out of the way, please feel free to share how these patterns do or don't play out in your personal life, all while keeping any combative disagreements to a minimum :) Thank you, and enjoy!0:00 Shared Traits3:24 Two's Attraction to Six6:40 Six's Attraction to Two10:12 Conflict13:40 Advice17:10 Rating

Here's a glimpse into what a relationship looks like between a Type 3 Achiever and a Type 6 Loyalist. We'll talk about what these types have in common, what specifically attracts each type to each other, what conflict looks like between them, and then conclude with some *potentially* helpful advice based on the enneagram theories discussed throughout the episode. DISCLAIMER: This is a general overview that cannot cover the complexity of each subtype & variation (e.g. a self-pres 3w4 with a social 6w7 could be very different than some of these general descriptions), nor can I cover how the varying degrees of each specific couple's mental/emotional health would impact so many of these patterns. So with that disclaimer out of the way, please feel free to share how these patterns do or don't play out in your personal life, all while keeping any combative disagreements to a minimum :) Thank you, and enjoy! 0:00 Shared Traits 3:19 Three's Attraction to Six 6:03 Six's Attraction to Three 9:21 Conflict 12:45 Advice 15:39 Rating

This podcast episode delves into the rich and complex history of the Enneagram, highlighting its origins and the various schools of thought that have shaped its understanding today. The conversation explores how the Enneagram serves as both a tool for personal growth and a map for navigating human experiences, emphasizing the importance of historical context in shaping contemporary interpretations. Key figures such as Oscar Ichazo, Claudio Naranjo, and the founders of the Riso Hudson Institute are discussed, illustrating their contributions to the Enneagram's development as a personality model. The hosts and guests reflect on the significance of integrating historical narratives with personal experiences, urging listeners to recognize the fluidity and evolving nature of this ancient wisdom. With insights from various experts, this episode encourages a deeper understanding of how historical perspectives inform present practices in the Enneagram community and our daily lives.—ResourcesPodcast Episodes:Milo Rossi & Flint Dibble - Bridges Podcast (The Importance of Accurate History)The Enneagram in the Narrative Tradition - “Spotlights on Helen Palmer”Where Did the Enneagram Come From Pt 1 - Mario SikoraWhere Did the Enneagram Come From Pt 2 - Mario SikoraThe Dawn of the Enneagram with Russ Hudson - Totem PodcastArticles:The Six EnneadsEvagrius Ponticus George GurdjieffSarmoung BrotherhoodOscar IchazoClaudio NaranjoThe origin of the Enneagram - Claudio Naranjo speaks - June 2010Letter to the Transpersonal Community - by Claudio NaranjoMythmaking and the Evolution of the Enneagram of Personality, Part 1 - Mario Sikora"Nature and Nurture: Acquiring an Enneagram Type,” - Dr. David Daniels“The Narrative Tradition” - Helen...

Unlock the mysteries of the Enneagram with Beatrice Chestnut, Ph.D. - one of the most authoritative voices and thought leaders in the modern Enneagram movement. Discover how the Enneagram's ancient wisdom can serve as a transformative map for understanding your own unconscious patterns and behaviors as she guides us through this fascinating tool for self-awareness and personal growth. We discuss the structure of the nine-pointed Enneagram and its relationship to sacred geometry, and the three centers of intelligence - head, heart and body. Discover why balancing these centers is crucial for achieving personal growth and how identifying your own type can be more complex than just taking a test. Beatrice shares an insightful overview of the nine personality types which comprise a psycho-spiritual map of evolution along with their traits, characteristics and relational dynamics. We also introduce the intriguing concept of the vertical path, a personal development journey within each type from lower to higher levels of consciousness, and explore how cultural influences can shape and sometimes complicate this journey. Join us as we trace the Enneagram's global journey from its ancient roots to the pioneering work of figures like George Gurdjieff, Oscar Ichazo and Claudio Naranjo. Explore the relevance of the 27 subtypes, each offering unique pathways for personal growth. Together, we discuss how the Enneagram can powerfully influence our self-understanding and personal evolution, and it's potential to raise global consciousness and contribute to a more connected, self-aware global community.One of the most authoritative voices and thought leaders in the modern Enneagram movement, Beatrice Chestnut, Ph.D., has been studying and working with the enneagram for 27 years. A licensed psychotherapist, author, coach, and business consultant, she has a Phd in communication and an MA in clinical psychology. Author of two books, The Complete Enneagram: 27 Paths to Greater Self-Awareness, and The 9 Types of Leadership: Mastering the Art of People in the 21st-Century Workplace, Beatrice views the Enneagram as an important vehicle for the larger, all-important goal of raising global consciousness so we can, collectively, create a more positive, sustainable, and self-aware world community.beatricechestnut.comLiked what you heard? Help us reach more people! Please rate and review us on Apple Podcasts Start Energy Healing Today!Unlock your healing potential with our informative and fun introductory 10 hour LIVE online class in energy healing Our Flagship Training is Setting the Standard in Energy HealingThe 100 hour EHT-100 Energy Healing Training Contact Field Dynamics Email us at info@fielddynamicshealing.com energyfielddynamics.com Thanks for listening!

Here's a glimpse into what a relationship looks like between a Type 4 Individualist and a Type 6 Loyalist. We'll talk about what these types have in common, what specifically attracts each type to each other, what conflict looks like between them, and then conclude with some *potentially* helpful advice based on the enneagram theories discussed throughout the episode. DISCLAIMER: This is a general overview that cannot cover the complexity of each subtype & variation (e.g. a social 4w3 with a self-pres 6w7 could be very different than some of these general descriptions), nor can I cover how the varying degrees of each specific couple's mental/emotional health would impact so many of these patterns. So with that disclaimer out of the way, please feel free to share how these patterns do or don't play out in your personal life, all while keeping any combative disagreements to a minimum :) Thank you, and enjoy! 0:00 Shared Traits 3:02 Four's Attraction to Six 5:44 Six's Attraction to Four 8:50 Conflict 11:57 Advice 14:25 Rating

Here's a glimpse into what a relationship looks like between a Type 5 Investigator and a Type 6 Loyalist. We'll talk about what these types have in common, what specifically attracts each type to each other, what conflict looks like between them, and then conclude with some *potentially* helpful advice based on the enneagram theories discussed throughout the episode. DISCLAIMER: This is a general overview that cannot cover the complexity of each subtype & variation (e.g. a social 5w6 with a self-pres 6w7 could be very different than some of these general descriptions), nor can I cover how the varying degrees of each specific couple's mental/emotional health would impact so many of these patterns. So with that disclaimer out of the way, please feel free to share how these patterns do or don't play out in your personal life, all while keeping any combative disagreements to a minimum :) Thank you, and enjoy! 0:00 Shared Traits 2:48 Five's Attraction to Six 5:20 Six's Attraction to Five 8:44 Conflict 11:33 Advice 15:37 Rating

Here's a glimpse into what a relationship looks like between a Type 1 Reformer and a Type 7 Enthusiast. We'll talk about what these types have in common, what specifically attracts each type to each other, what conflict looks like between them, and then conclude with some *potentially* helpful advice based on the enneagram theories discussed throughout the episode. DISCLAIMER: This is a general overview that cannot cover the complexity of each subtype & variation (e.g. a social 1w2 with a self-pres 7w6 could be very different than some of these general descriptions), nor can I cover how the varying degrees of each specific couple's mental/emotional health would impact so many of these patterns. So with that disclaimer out of the way, please feel free to share how these patterns do or don't play out in your personal life, all while keeping any combative disagreements to a minimum :) Thank you, and enjoy! 0:00 Shared Traits 3:00 One's Attraction to Seven 6:00 Seven's Attraction to One 9:14 Conflict 12:51 Advice 16:05 Rating

Here's a glimpse into what a relationship looks like between a Type 2 Helper and a Type 7 Enthusiast. We'll talk about what these types have in common, what specifically attracts each type to each other, what conflict looks like between them, and then conclude with some *potentially* helpful advice based on the enneagram theories discussed throughout the episode. DISCLAIMER: This is a general overview that cannot cover the complexity of each subtype & variation (e.g. a self-pres 2w1 with a social 7w8 could be very different than some of these general descriptions), nor can I cover how the varying degrees of each specific couple's mental/emotional health would impact so many of these patterns. So with that disclaimer out of the way, please feel free to share how these patterns do or don't play out in your personal life, all while keeping any combative disagreements to a minimum :) Thank you, and enjoy! 0:00 Shared Traits 3:04 Two's Attraction to Seven 5:33 Seven's Attraction to Two 8:44 Conflict 12:03 Advice 14:49 Rating

Here's a glimpse into what a relationship looks like between a Type 3 Achiever and a Type 7 Enthusiast. We'll talk about what these types have in common, what specifically attracts each type to each other, what conflict looks like between them, and then conclude with some *potentially* helpful advice based on the enneagram theories discussed throughout the episode. DISCLAIMER: This is a general overview that cannot cover the complexity of each subtype & variation (e.g. a self-pres 3w4 with a social 7w6 could be very different than some of these general descriptions), nor can I cover how the varying degrees of each specific couple's mental/emotional health would impact so many of these patterns. So with that disclaimer out of the way, please feel free to share how these patterns do or don't play out in your personal life, all while keeping any combative disagreements to a minimum :) Thank you, and enjoy! 0:00 Shared Traits 2:46 Three's Attraction to Seven 4:40 Seven's Attraction to Three 7:30 Conflict 9:51 Advice 12:19 Rating

Here's a glimpse into what a relationship looks like between a Type 4 Individualist and a Type 7 Enthusiast. We'll talk about what these types have in common, what specifically attracts each type to each other, what conflict looks like between them, and then conclude with some *potentially* helpful advice based on the enneagram theories discussed throughout the episode. DISCLAIMER: This is a general overview that cannot cover the complexity of each subtype & variation (e.g. a social 4w3 with a self-pres 7w8 could be very different than some of these general descriptions), nor can I cover how the varying degrees of each specific couple's mental/emotional health would impact so many of these patterns. So with that disclaimer out of the way, please feel free to share how these patterns do or don't play out in your personal life, all while keeping any combative disagreements to a minimum :) Thank you, and enjoy! 0:00 Shared Traits 2:35 Four's Attraction to Seven 5:22 Seven's Attraction to Four 8:42 Conflict 11:24 Advice 14:25 Rating

Beatrice Chestnut and Uranio Paes discuss how early childhood development is impacted by Enneagram types. As adults, if we make the connections between our current struggles to unattended needs that come from childhood, it can make behavioral changes easier.  This valuable theme is taught in the CP Enneagram Academy's professional Enneagram Skills workshop, which is offered online each year.   They reference Sigmund Freud, Claudio Naranjo, Karne Horney, and many others who have paved the way to understanding this relationship between nature and nurture.  Beatrice Chesnut's Paper about Object Relations Theory and the Enneagram https://cpenneagram.com/s/BChestnut_Object-Relations-Theory.pdf Like learning about the Enneagram from Bea and Uranio? Join a community of Enneagram enthusiasts and participate in live monthly webinars and Q&As with Bea and Uranio. Sign up for a FREE trial of CP Online membership at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://learn.cpenneagram.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Want to discover which Enneagram type you could be? Visit our webpage ⁠⁠https://cpenneagram.com/compass ⁠⁠to learn about the Enneagram test they created, CPS Enneagram Compass. Please subscribe and share this podcast with others. It will help us out a lot! Subscribe to our Youtube channel: ⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@ChestnutPaesEnneagramAcademy⁠⁠ Follow us on Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/cpenneagram/⁠ Sign up for our newsletter ⁠⁠https://cpenneagram.com/newsletter⁠⁠ Questions? ⁠hello@cpenneagram.com⁠

Maria Grazia Cecchini"L'Enneagramma della società"Mali del mondo. Mali dell'anima.Claudio NaranjoEdizioni Spazio Interiorewww.spaziointeriore.comIl libro di Claudio Naranjo che per molti racchiude il fulcro del suo pensiero e che, attraverso la sintesi dei nove tipi dell'Enneagramma, accompagna il lettore a scoprire come i mali dell'anima siano lo specchio dei mali del mondo, e quindi in che modo, guarendo se stessi, si può guarire la società.I mali dell'anima possono essere una rappresentazione dei mali che affliggono il mondo? Esiste un modo per guarire dai propri problemi personali e intanto contribuire a rendere il mondo un posto migliore? Claudio Naranjo, in questo libro considerato da molti il vero fulcro del suo pensiero, offre una sintesi dei nove tipi umani che compongono il sistema dell'Enneagramma, integrando il suo ragionamento con le tradizioni spirituali, che considerano i mali umani come peccati, e quelle mediche e psicologiche, che invece li catalogano come patologie o deviazioni del carattere. L'autore cileno individua quindi un parallelismo tra modelli riconoscibili a livello individuale e a livello sociale, delineando il modo in cui la comprensione della psicopatologia del carattere dell'individuo possa realmente facilitare la comprensione della psicopatologia del carattere della società. In queste pagine – “dure” per sua stessa ammissione, ma al contempo semplici, chiare e illuminanti – Naranjo ci accompagna a scoprire come le passioni, le patologie e le motivazioni nevrotiche non siano altre che perturbazioni della nostra capacità di amare e di mantenere relazioni sane. Nell'offrirci uno specchio, seppur doloroso, in cui osservare profondamente noi stessi, ci mostra in che modo i “peccati capitali” dell'individuo (orgoglio, ira, avarizia e gli altri) siano all'origine dei mali dell'umanità (autoritarismo, repressioni, corruzione…), fornendoci una soluzione oggi più che mai preziosa e salvifica: guarire se stessi può davvero guarire il mondo.«Molti futurologi ci dicono che corriamo il pericolo di autodistruggerci, e ci sono buone probabilità che sia veramente così. Con il progressivo aumento della popolazione, le lotte sociali sfoceranno non solo nella violenza reciproca, ma nella distruzione della fauna e della flora, nonché nell'esaurimento delle risorse che il pianeta ci offre. Gli scenari possibili sono vari e ogni giorno si invoca di più il ruolo decisivo del fattore umano. Penso che il mondo sia il prodotto di ciò che ci portiamo dentro; per questo, l'ipotesi che i mali della società siano il risultato e l'amplificazione della nostra incapacità (appena riconosciuta) di mantenere relazioni sane merita un'attenzione particolare. Se consideriamo che difficilmente esisterà una società sana senza il fondamento di individui sani, è imperativo riconoscere il valore politico della trasformazione individuale».Claudio NaranjoNato in Cile nel 1932, Claudio Naranjo, medico psichiatra e antropologo, è uno dei principali esponenti della terapia della Gestalt e della Psicologia Transpersonale. Ricercatore della Coscienza, ha cercato di integrare tradizione e conoscenza scientifica, ricostruzione storica e analisi antropologica, psicologia e spiritualità. È stato uno dei primi ricercatori nell'ambito dell'Etnobotanica applicata alle piante psicoattive e ha sviluppato una teoria dei tipi psicologici basata sull'Enneagramma, un simbolo esoterico di origine oscura. Lungo il suo percorso spirituale, ha ricevuto insegnamenti di maestri come Swami Muktananda, Idries Shah, Oscar Ichazo, Suleyman Dede, S.S. El Karmapa xvi e Tarthang Tulku.Ha fondato l'Istituto sat, una scuola di integrazione psico-spirituale e di auto-conoscenza dedicata ai Cercatori della Verità. Autore di numerosi libri tradotti in tutto il mondo, Claudio Naranjo è membro del Club di Roma e Dottore honoris causa dell'Università di Udine. Recentemente, è stata creata a Barcellona la Fondazione Claudio Naranjo.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.

In this episode, we revisit one of the most-listened-to episodes of our podcast. ⁠Beatrice Chestnut⁠ and ⁠Uranio Paes⁠ discuss why subtypes are so important when figuring out your type or even typing your clients. They also go through all 27 subtypes in the enneagram and talk about how Bea brought to light the important work of Claudio Naranjo through her book, ⁠The Complete Enneagram: 27 Paths to Greater Self-Knowledge⁠.  Like learning about the Enneagram from Bea and Uranio? Join a community of Enneagram enthusiasts and participate in live monthly webinars and Q&As with Bea and Uranio. Sign up for a FREE trial of CP Online membership at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://learn.cpenneagram.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Want to discover which Enneagram type you could be? Visit our webpage ⁠https://cpenneagram.com/compass ⁠to learn about the Enneagram test they created, CPS Enneagram Compass. Please subscribe and share this podcast with others. It will help us out a lot! Subscribe to our Youtube channel: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@ChestnutPaesEnneagramAcademy⁠ Follow us on Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/cpenneagram/⁠ Sign up for our newsletter ⁠https://cpenneagram.com/newsletter⁠ Questions? ⁠hello@cpenneagram.com⁠

Yoar Corres, Psiquiatra infantojuvenil, médico interno en Hospital Universitario Puerta De Hierro Majadahonda El eneagrama de la personalidad es un sistema de clasificación de la personalidad basado en nueve arquetipos, cada uno de los cuales representa un mapa de características y patrones de pensamiento, sentimiento y comportamiento específicos. Cada arquetipo, también llamado eneatipo, se caracteriza esencialmente por una pasión y una fijación. La pasión es una tendencia, una sensación o una pulsión interna que lleva a la persona a comportarse de una determinada manera, con motivo de la experiencia infantil que formó el patrón de personalidad. Ejemplificado en el dicho popular "La cabra siempre tira para el monte". Por otro lado, la fijación es la consecuencia intelectual de la pasión inconsciente, es decir, un argumento que elabora la persona para justificar su pulsión inconsciente. Podría decirse de la fijación "son las gafas a través de las cuales cada persona filtra la realidad". Claudio Naranjo transmite la visión de Ichazo de una elipse en torno a dos focos: uno emocional y otro intelectual. La pasión reside en el foco emocional de donde emanan las tendencias destructivas y la fijación en el foco intelectual, donde se reflejan supuestos irracionales que dan estabilidad a la pasión y dificultan su superación. Eneatipo - Pasión - Fijación 1 Ira - Perfeccionismo 2 Orgullo - Falsa abundancia 3. Vanidad - Autoengaño 4. Envidia - Falsa carencia 5. Avaricia - Aislamiento 6. Cobardía - Duda 7. Gula - Autoindulgencia 8. Lujuria - Venganza 9. Pereza - Indolencia

Here's a glimpse into what a relationship looks like between a Type 5 Investigator and a Type 7 Enthusiast. We'll talk about what these types have in common, what specifically attracts each type to each other, what conflict looks like between them, and then conclude with some *potentially* helpful advice based on the enneagram theories discussed throughout the episode. DISCLAIMER: This is a general overview that cannot cover the complexity of each subtype & variation (e.g. a social 5w4 with a self-pres 7w8 could be very different than some of these general descriptions), nor can I cover how the varying degrees of each specific couple's mental/emotional health would impact so many of these patterns. So with that disclaimer out of the way, please feel free to share how these patterns do or don't play out in your personal life, all while keeping any combative disagreements to a minimum :) Thank you, and enjoy! 0:00 Shared Traits 3:15 Five's Attraction to Seven 6:02 Seven's Attraction to Five 9:17 Conflict 11:48 Advice 15:02 Rating

Here's a glimpse into what a relationship looks like between a Type 6 Loyalist and a Type 7 Enthusiast. We'll talk about what these types have in common, what specifically attracts each type to each other, what conflict looks like between them, and then conclude with some *potentially* helpful advice based on the enneagram theories discussed throughout the episode. DISCLAIMER: This is a general overview that cannot cover the complexity of each subtype & variation (e.g. a social 6w5 with a self-pres 7w8 could be very different than some of these general descriptions), nor can I cover how the varying degrees of each specific couple's mental/emotional health would impact so many of these patterns. So with that disclaimer out of the way, please feel free to share how these patterns do or don't play out in your personal life, all while keeping any combative disagreements to a minimum :) Thank you, and enjoy! 0:00 Shared Traits 2:58 Six's Attraction to Seven 5:18 Seven's Attraction to Six 8:48 Conflict 11:54 Advice 17:11 Rating

Here's a glimpse into what a relationship looks like between an Enneagram Type One Reformer and a Type Eight Challenger. We'll talk about what these types have in common, what specifically attracts each type to each other, what conflict looks like between them, and then conclude with some *potentially* helpful advice based on the enneagram theories discussed throughout the episode. DISCLAIMER: This is a general overview that cannot cover the complexity of each subtype & variation (e.g. a social 8w7 with a self-pres 1w9 could be very different than some of these general descriptions), nor can I cover how the varying degrees of each specific couple's mental/emotional health would impact so many of these patterns. So with that disclaimer out of the way, please feel free to share how these patterns do or don't play out in your personal life, all while keeping any combative disagreements to a minimum :) Thank you, and enjoy! 0:00 Shared Traits 3:11 One's Attraction to Eight 5:58 Eight's Attraction to One 9:13 Conflict 11:57 Advice 14:30 Rating

Hudson guides us in the transformative power of the Enneagram and how it can foster self-awareness, empathy, and personal growth. From his decades of studying this significant framework he shares how it assists us in assessing a spectrum of possible personality types that, when applied to oneself, offers a unique pathway to living a more authentic and fulfilling life. Russ Hudson is a world-renowned teacher, author, and scholar who has dedicated over 30 years to studying and sharing the gifts of the Enneagram. He is the author of The Wisdom of the Enneagram: The Complete Guide to Psychological and Spiritual Growth For The And Nine Personality Types (coauthor with Don Richard Riso) (Bantam Books 1999) and The Enneagram: Nine Gateways to Presence (Sounds True 2021)Interview Date: 3/22/2024 Tags: Russ Hudson, Enneagram, personality types, self-awareness, empathy, personal growth, transformation, presence, Fourth Way, George Gurdjieff, Oscar Ichazo, Claudio Naranjo, Don Richard Riso, A. H. Almaas, Hameed Ali, David Byrne, Dolly Parton, Joni Mitchell, Prince, Philip Glass, John Cage, Merce Cunningham, David Bowie, self-discovery, mindfulness, integration, relationships, work, spirituality, ancient wisdom, symbolism, ego, essence, inner work, guidance, awakening, Personal Transformation, Psychology, Spirituality, Philosophy

Russ Hudson is a world-renowned teacher, author, and scholar who has dedicated over 30 years to studying and sharing the gifts of the Enneagram. He is the author of The Wisdom of the Enneagram: The Complete Guide to Psychological and Spiritual Growth For The And Nine Personality Types (coauthor with Don Richard Riso) (Bantam Books 1999) and The Enneagram: Nine Gateways to Presence (Sounds True 2021)Interview Date: 3/22/2024 Tags: Russ Hudson, Enneagram, Fourth Way, George Gurdjieff, Oscar Ichazo, Claudio Naranjo, Desert Fathers, Egypt, Christianity, Judaism, Islam, awareness, presence, ego, spiritual traditions, inner work, psychology, meditation, prayer, grace, saints, masters, humanity, civilization, teachings, Faqir, monastery, relationships, Personal Transformation, Psychology, Spirituality, Philosophy

Here's a glimpse into what a relationship looks like between an Enneagram Type 2 Helper and a Type 8 Challenger. We'll talk about what these types have in common, what specifically attracts each type to each other, what conflict looks like between them, and then conclude with some *potentially* helpful advice based on the enneagram theories discussed throughout the episode. DISCLAIMER: This is a general overview that cannot cover the complexity of each subtype & variation (e.g. a social 8w9 with a self-pres 2w1 could be very different than some of these general descriptions), nor can I cover how the varying degrees of each specific couple's mental/emotional health would impact so many of these patterns. So with that disclaimer out of the way, please feel free to share how these patterns do or don't play out in your personal life, all while keeping any combative disagreements to a minimum :) Thank you, and enjoy! 0:00 Shared Traits 3:11 Two's Attraction to Eight 6:02 Eight's Attraction to Two 9:23 Conflict 12:52 Advice 15:27 Rating

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Here's a glimpse into what a relationship looks like between a Type 3 Achiever and a Type 8 Challenger. We'll talk about what these types have in common, what specifically attracts each type to each other, what conflict looks like between them, and then conclude with some *potentially* helpful advice based on the enneagram theories discussed throughout the episode. DISCLAIMER: This is a general overview that cannot cover the complexity of each subtype & variation (e.g. a social 8w9 with a self-pres 3w4 could be very different than some of these general descriptions), nor can I cover how the varying degrees of each specific couple's mental/emotional health would impact so many of these patterns. So with that disclaimer out of the way, please feel free to share how these patterns do or don't play out in your personal life, all while keeping any combative disagreements to a minimum :) Thank you, and enjoy! 0:00 Shared Traits 2:53 Three's Attraction to Eight 5:00 Eight's Attraction to Three 7:26 Conflict 10:12 Advice 13:00 Rating

Here's a glimpse into what a relationship looks like between a Type 4 Individualist and a Type 8 Challenger. We'll talk about what these types have in common, what specifically attracts each type to each other, what conflict looks like between them, and then conclude with some *potentially* helpful advice based on the enneagram theories discussed throughout the episode. DISCLAIMER: This is a general overview that cannot cover the complexity of each subtype & variation (e.g. a self-pres 8w7 with a social 4w3 could be very different than some of these general descriptions), nor can I cover how the varying degrees of each specific couple's mental/emotional health would impact so many of these patterns. So with that disclaimer out of the way, please feel free to share how these patterns do or don't play out in your personal life, all while keeping any combative disagreements to a minimum :) Thank you, and enjoy! 0:00 Shared Traits 3:37 Four's Attraction to Eight 5:45 Eight's Attraction to Four 8:27 Conflict 11:00 Advice 13:32 Rating

The Enneagram originated as an oral tradition about 2000 years ago in Afghanistan. It later spread to Asia, Bolivia, Chile, and eventually to the US, where Claudio Naranjo passed it on to a Jesuit priest, Bob Ochs, SJ. It became a course at Loyola University in Chicago in 1971. Based on a simple symbol, it explains the journey of self-discovery into personality types. It is said that the One God walked around dispensing nine aspects of Its personality. If one follows the compulsion for safety, it is a journey of self-salvation. But if one goes against that compulsion, the journey is one that looks at the One God for salvation. Today, there are many explanations of this work, and there is a lot of confusion. If you are interested in a class (virtual or in-person in LA), please write to me at info@freshouttaplans.com and let me know of your interest!Support the showSupport The ShowWe're eager to hear from you! Feel free to share your thoughts through our anonymous form or simply write to info@freshouttaplans.com with your topic requests or any burning questions you'd like us to explore on the podcast. https://linktr.ee/freshouttaplans

Here's a glimpse into what a relationship looks like between a Type 5 Investigator and a Type 8 Challenger. We'll talk about what these types have in common, what specifically attracts each type to each other, what conflict looks like between them, and then conclude with some *potentially* helpful advice based on the enneagram theories discussed throughout the episode. DISCLAIMER: This is a general overview that cannot cover the complexity of each subtype & variation (e.g. a self-pres 8w7 with a social 5w4 could be very different than some of these general descriptions), nor can I cover how the varying degrees of each specific couple's mental/emotional health would impact so many of these patterns. So with that disclaimer out of the way, please feel free to share how these patterns do or don't play out in your personal life, all while keeping any combative disagreements to a minimum :) Thank you, and enjoy! 0:00 Shared Traits 2:39 Five's Attraction to Eight 4:52 Eight's Attraction to Five 7:26 Conflict 9:58 Advice 12:36 Rating

En este episodio Yannina Thomassiny entrevista a Monica Trujillo Villegas, una aprendiz de Claudio Naranjo que desarrolló una nueva medicina secreta llamada el colibrí dorado, una medicina que en estructura ceremonial se asemeja a la Ayahuasca, pero en efecto las personas la describen como una medicina tántrica, amorosa, clara en información y muy sanadora a nivel físico. Mónica recorre el mundo ofreciendo esta medicina desde un enfoque aterrizado, amoroso y misterioso, porque quien sea que tome esta medicina, jamás sabrá lo que está ingiriendo. Solo los muy aventados llegarán a ella. Si gustas contactar a Mónica, su mail es colibridorado.2020@gmail.com Si quieres recibir mi newsletter entra a www.sabiduriapsicodelica.com Encuentra a Yannina en Instagram como: @cassetteart o @sabiduriapsicodelica

Here's a glimpse into what a relationship looks like between a Type 6 Loyalist and a Type 8 Challenger. We'll talk about what these types have in common, what specifically attracts each type to each other, what conflict looks like between them, and then conclude with some *potentially* helpful advice based on the enneagram theories discussed throughout the episode. DISCLAIMER: This is a general overview that cannot cover the complexity of each subtype & variation (e.g. a self-pres 8w9 with a social 6w7 could be very different than some of these general descriptions), nor can I cover how the varying degrees of each specific couple's mental/emotional health would impact so many of these patterns. So with that disclaimer out of the way, please feel free to share how these patterns do or don't play out in your personal life, all while keeping any combative disagreements to a minimum :) Thank you, and enjoy! 0:00 Shared Traits 2:55 Six's Attraction to Eight 5:22 Eight's Attraction to Six 8:30 Conflict 10:56 Advice 14:00 Rating

Here's a glimpse into what a relationship looks like between a Type 7 Enthusiast and a Type 8 Challenger. We'll talk about what these types have in common, what specifically attracts each type to each other, what conflict looks like between them, and then conclude with some *potentially* helpful advice based on the enneagram theories discussed throughout the episode. DISCLAIMER: This is a general overview that cannot cover the complexity of each subtype & variation (e.g. a self-pres 8w9 with a social 7w6 could be very different than some of these general descriptions), nor can I cover how the varying degrees of each specific couple's mental/emotional health would impact so many of these patterns. So with that disclaimer out of the way, please feel free to share how these patterns do or don't play out in your personal life, all while keeping any combative disagreements to a minimum :) Thank you, and enjoy! 0:00 Shared Traits 3:12 Seven's Attraction to Eight 6:05 Eight's Attraction to Seven 9:38 Conflict 12:33 Advice 15:00 Rating

Join us for a candid conversation with Mario Sikora and Marįa José Munita (Awareness to Action International) as we discuss The Enneagram, Claudio Naranjo, Leadership, and more.  For more information about their work go to Awarenesstoaction.com or Enneagramondemand.com

Here's a glimpse into what a relationship looks like between a Type 8 Challenger and a Type 9 Peacemaker. We'll talk about what these types have in common, what specifically attracts each type to each other, what conflict looks like between them, and then conclude with some *potentially* helpful advice based on the enneagram theories discussed throughout the episode. DISCLAIMER: This is a general overview that cannot cover the complexity of each subtype & variation (e.g. a self-pres 8w9 with a social 9w1 could be very different than some of these general descriptions), nor can I cover how the varying degrees of each specific couple's mental/emotional health would impact so many of these patterns. So with that disclaimer out of the way, please feel free to share how these patterns do or don't play out in your personal life, all while keeping any combative disagreements to a minimum :) Thank you, and enjoy! 0:00 Shared Traits 2:41 Eight's Attraction to Nine 5:00 Nine's Attraction to Eight 8:09 Conflict 11:00 Advice 13:37 Relationship Rating

Here's a glimpse into what a relationship looks like between a Type 7 Enthusiast and a Type 9 Peacemaker. We'll talk about what these types have in common, what specifically attracts each type to each other, what conflict looks like between them, and then conclude with some *potentially* helpful advice based on the enneagram theories discussed throughout the episode. DISCLAIMER: This is a general overview that cannot cover the complexity of each subtype & variation (e.g. a self-pres 7w6 with a sexual 9w8 could be very different than some of these general descriptions), nor can I cover how the varying degrees of each specific couple's mental/emotional health would impact so many of these patterns. So with that disclaimer out of the way, please feel free to share how these patterns do or don't play out in your personal life, all while keeping any combative disagreements to a minimum :) Thank you, and enjoy! 0:00 Shared Traits 3:05 Seven's Attraction to Nine 5:25 Nine's Attraction to Seven 8:09 Conflict 10:50 Advice 13:32 Relationship Rating

Here's a glimpse into what a relationship looks like between a Type 6 Loyalist and a Type 9 Peacemaker. We'll talk about what these types have in common, what specifically attracts each type to each other, what conflict looks like between them, and then conclude with some *potentially* helpful advice based on the enneagram theories discussed throughout the episode. DISCLAIMER: This is a general overview that cannot cover the complexity of each subtype & variation (e.g. a counterphobic social 6w5 with a sexual 9w8 could be very different than some of these general descriptions), nor can I cover how the varying degrees of each specific couple's mental/emotional health would impact so many of these patterns. So with that disclaimer out of the way, please feel free to share how these patterns do or don't play out in your personal life, all while keeping any combative disagreements to a minimum :) Thank you, and enjoy! 0:00 Shared Traits 3:18 Six's Attraction to Nine 5:23 Nine's Attraction to Six 8:06 Conflict 11:06 Advice 14:14 Relationship Rating

Here's a glimpse into what a relationship looks like between a Type 5 Investigator and a Type 9 Peacemaker. We'll talk about what these types have in common, what specifically attracts each type to each other, what conflict looks like between them, and then conclude with some *potentially* helpful advice based on the enneagram theories discussed throughout the episode. DISCLAIMER: This is a general overview that cannot cover the complexity of each subtype & variation (e.g. a self-pres 5w4 with a social 9w8 could be very different than some of these general descriptions), nor can I cover how the varying degrees of each specific couple's mental/emotional health would impact so many of these patterns. So with that disclaimer out of the way, please feel free to share how these patterns do or don't play out in your personal life, all while keeping any combative disagreements to a minimum :) Thank you, and enjoy! 0:00 Shared Traits 2:47 Five's Attraction to Nine 4:35 Nine's Attraction to Five 7:02 Conflict 9:34 Advice 12:19 Relationship Rating

Here's a glimpse into what a relationship looks like between a Type 4 Individualist and a Type 9 Peacemaker. We'll talk about what these types have in common, what specifically attracts each type to each other, what conflict looks like between them, and then conclude with some *potentially* helpful advice based on the enneagram theories discussed throughout the episode. DISCLAIMER: This is a general overview that cannot cover the complexity of each subtype & variation (e.g. a self-pres 4w5 with a social 9w8 could be very different than some of these general descriptions), nor can I cover how the varying degrees of each specific couple's mental/emotional health would impact so many of these patterns. So with that disclaimer out of the way, please feel free to share how these patterns do or don't play out in your personal life, all while keeping any combative disagreements to a minimum :) Thank you, and enjoy! 0:00 Shared Traits 2:23 Four's Attraction to Nine 4:20 Nine's Attraction to Four 7:00 Conflict 9:38 Advice 12:09 Relationship Rating

Here's a glimpse into what a relationship looks like between a Type 3 Achiever and a Type 9 Peacemaker. We'll talk about what these types have in common, what specifically attracts each type to each other, what conflict looks like between them, and then conclude with some *potentially* helpful advice based on the enneagram theories discussed throughout the episode. DISCLAIMER: This is a general overview that cannot cover the complexity of each subtype & variation (e.g. a self-pres 3w4 with a social 9w8 could be very different than some of these general descriptions), nor can I cover how the varying degrees of each specific couple's mental/emotional health would impact so many of these patterns. So with that disclaimer out of the way, please feel free to share how these patterns do or don't play out in your personal life, all while keeping any combative disagreements to a minimum :) Thank you, and enjoy! 0:00 Shared Traits 2:36 Three's Attraction to Nine 4:31 Nine's Attraction to One 6:36 Conflict 9:06 Advice 11:28 Relationship Rating

Here's a glimpse into what a relationship looks like between a Type 2 Helper and a Type 9 Peacemaker. We'll talk about what these types have in common, what specifically attracts each type to each other, what conflict looks like between them, and then conclude with some *potentially* helpful advice based on the enneagram theories discussed throughout the episode. DISCLAIMER: This is a general overview that cannot cover the complexity of each subtype & variation (e.g. a self-press 2w1 with a social 9w8 could be very different than some of these general descriptions), nor can I cover how the varying degrees of each specific couple's mental/emotional health would impact so many of these patterns. So with that disclaimer out of the way, please feel free to share how these patterns do or don't play out in your personal life, all while keeping any combative disagreements to a minimum :) Thank you, and enjoy! 0:00 Shared Traits 2:28 Two's Attraction to Nine 4:37 Nine's Attraction to One 7:08 Conflict 9:48 Advice 12:36 Relationship Rating

#enneagram #relationships Here's a quick glimpse into what a relationship looks like between a Type One Reformer and a Type 9 Peacemaker. We'll talk about what these types have in common, what specifically attracts each type to each other, what conflict looks like between them, and then conclude with some *potentially* helpful advice based on the enneagram theories discussed throughout the episode. DISCLAIMER: This is a general overview that cannot cover the complexity of each subtype & variation (e.g. a self-press 1w2 with a social 9w8), nor can I cover how the varying degrees of each specific couple's mental/emotional health would impact so many of these patterns. So with that disclaimer out of the way - enjoy! 0:00 Shared Traits 2:40 One's Attraction to Nine 4:47 Nine's Attraction to One 7:06 Conflict 9:40 Advice 12:11 Relationship Rating

Join us for a very candid conversation with author and founder of The Enneagram in Business, Ginger Lapid-Bogda as we discuss the early days of the Enneagram in America, why Claudio Naranjo endorsed her book, and some of the challenges accompanying bringing the Enneagram into organizations.  For more information on Ginger's courses, books, and everything else she offers, visit www.theenneagraminbusiness.com

Here are the five key themes to know about relationships with Enneagram Type Nine Peacemakers. These themes span the entire spectrum of healthy vs unhealthy 9s, so BE WARNED! These episodes contain more critical commentary than your average enneagram content on social media as I believe that's the heart of the enneagram's purpose (i.e. self-critical reflection that leads to true self-acceptance, healing, and personal growth). It's also not a one-size-fits all episode, so some of this should not resonate with everyone, especially in the higher levels of health. Lastly, if you want to go deeper into the theories around the type nine personality, check out the videos linked below

Here are the five key themes to know about relationships with Enneagram Type Eight Challengers. These themes span the entire spectrum of healthy vs unhealthy 8s, so BE WARNED! These episodes contain more critical commentary than your average enneagram content on social media as I believe that's the heart of the enneagram's purpose (i.e. self-critical reflection that leads to true self-acceptance, healing, and personal growth). It's also not a one-size-fits all episode, so some of this should not resonate with everyone, especially in the higher levels of health. Lastly, if you want to go deeper into the theories around the type eight personality, check out the videos linked below

Here are the five key themes to know about relationships with Enneagram Type Seven Enthusiasts. These themes span the entire spectrum of healthy vs unhealthy 7s, so BE WARNED! These episodes contain more critical commentary than your average enneagram content on social media as I believe that's the heart of the enneagram's purpose (i.e. self-critical reflection that leads to true self-acceptance, healing, and personal growth). It's also not a one-size-fits all episode, so some of this should not resonate with everyone, especially in the higher levels of health. Lastly, if you want to go deeper into the theories around the type seven personality, check out the videos linked below

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What is an Instinctual Stack? Do you know yours? We all have three instincts. None of us are absent one. However, one does tend to be dominant.  But what are instincts and how do they influence how each type shows up in the world?  Today's guest, Elan Benami, creator of the EnneaApp and author of  Enneagram Patterns & Poetics, provides a great overview of Instincts, Subtypes, and the Instinctual Stack and shares how they play out for him in his personal and professional life.  –  Elan is an LPC with a MA in Transpersonal Counseling Psychology and BA in Philosophy. In addition to his own private counseling practice, Elan is the Clinical Director of People House - a non-profit that provides affordable counseling in Colorado. Elan was introduced to the Enneagram in 2008 by his first therapist. He then did intense studying with Lori Ohlson, who was his supervisor. Claudio Naranjo was Lori's primary teacher, so there is a deep kinship with his work. Other major Enneagram teachers who have shaped Elan include Helen Palmer, Russ Hudson, Don Riso, and Sandra Maitri. Elan and Lori Ohlson have co-facilitated many Enneagram classes/workshops, most of them in the narrative tradition. Through Lori's Enneagram material (of over 25 years of teaching the Enneagram), Elan created the EnneaApp, initially for the purpose of having something to quickly reference between sessions. Through the years, he has adapted the content to be more reflective of his own experience while also preserving Lori's lineage. The app has over 1.5 million downloads. Follow the Typology Podcast on Apple, Spotify, or your favorite podcast player to hear the latest episodes. You can also follow us @typologypodcast on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.    Learn more about Elan BenAmi: https://www.linkedin.com/in/elanbenami/ EnneaApp Enneagram Patterns & Poetics: A guide to understanding personality  

Popular Christian books, big ministries, and a soon-to-be summit on the gospel and the enneagram all signal that this tool is not going away anytime soon. Russell Moore, Darrin Patrick, Lisa Vischer and others have promoted this tool to evangelical audiences. But should Christians be using this tool? I contend that the enneagram's demonic roots are an issue but I'm most concerned about something else. PowerPoint: https://www.patreon.com/posts/80442723#enneagram #russellmoore #Claudio Naranjo #newage 00:00:00 Expose the CCP00:06:15 Intro to Concerns00:11:27 What is the Enneagram?00:14:06 The History00:18:42 The Commercialized Enneagram00:28:49 Russell Moore's Defense00:33:53 How Evangelicals Use It00:45:05 ConclusionsSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/conversations-that-matter8971/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy