The Road Back to You – An Enneagram Journey to Self–Discovery (Road Back to You Set)

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My love and I have optimistically embraced personal growth and deeper self-awareness since our sweet beginning almost nine years ago - to better ourselves as both a faith-based married couple, mothers to our two adorable children, assertive individuals, mirrored soulmates with a beautiful life journey together, our best-friendship, and philanthropists with a profound love for humanity. Like other writers like Richard Rohr, they don't offer a test to find your type. Rather, here is what they recommend: The names Suzanne Stabile and Ian Morgan Cron may or may not mean something to you. When I heard they were writing a book about the Enneagram, I paid attention. Stabile is a well-known Enneagram teacher. I've never been able to attend one of her workshops but I've followed her online for a while. Cron is probably better known as an author and Episcopal priest, although he's done some speaking on the Enneagram in recent years. The combination of Stabile and Cron- her extensive knowledge plus his gift for the narrative- results in an easy to read and understandable resource that will surely help many people identify and better understand their type. Creative, sensitive and moody, they are motivated by a need to be understood, experience their over sized feelings and avoid being ordinary.” In addition to giving you insight into what type you are, it details what it looks like to be the healthy, average, and unhealthy version of this type. It pinpoints your bad habits and gives advice on how to grow as a person according to your Enneagram type. Each chapter ends with 10 suggestions for you to implement right away.

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The Enneagram should only be used to build others up and help them advance on their journey toward wholeness and God. ❤️ An aid to those seeking to identify personality types, with a little bit of spirituality on the side." Sandra Colllins Summary: Describes the Enneagram and each of the nine types, and how these may be helpful in Self-discovery, uncovering one's true self and experiencing spiritual growth. So instead of piecing together insights about your type from multiple sources — They are compiled just for you...all in one place. Not only does this comprehensive report contain key details and insights about your type, While my free assessment was a great way to learn what Enneagram type you are, it only scratched the surface. I wanted to provide a more exhaustive report that would give you not only the knowledge, but also actionable insight that allows you to integrate the Enneagram into your life.Allow your feelings to arise naturally and experience them in the present moment, and then you can let them go.” (5) He also offers skewed (read: unbiblical) advice for how “overly emotional” types should deal with their emotions. The fact that this man was once a pastor makes me very concerned. Connecting the Head and Heart: Knowing When to Observe or Help with Al (2) and Nita (5) Andrews - Episode 32 I was surprised to find out this was supposed to be a Christian book. I don’t see anything Christian about it at all.

The Road Back to You: An Enneagram Journey to Self-discovery The Road Back to You: An Enneagram Journey to Self-discovery

I love learning about the Enneagram. And I love helping people use it to live more intentional, authentic, and productive lives.We should be very concerned that the teaching about the Enneagram has made its way into churches (I have a friend who used to attend a church that had someone come present on this topic at church). May our boast be not more of self, but, "I have been crucified with Christ. It is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me. And the life I now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me." (Galatians 2:20) This enneagram guide is the kind of book I would usually read in hard copy and keep for reference, but my library had the audio, so I went for it. And did I see myself in any of the Types? Well, yes, I did. If you're going to attempt to describe just about all of human behavior in the context of nine basic Types, people are bound to relate to a few of them. There were a couple that stood out to me in particular, but also a handful more that I could easily relate to. There were really only one or two that I didn't relate to in some way. There were also some Types that I read about that instantly brought to mind someone I know. Does this prove the theory? Not to me, although I know some people who swear by it. The whole thing is just too subjective for me. It reminds me of astrology - make vague enough statements and they will sound true most of the time. And, like I said earlier, I don't necessarily begrudge people of exploring theories of personality, but if you're going to wrap it in a Christian façade and tell people it will bring them closer to God, that's a different story. Sadly, the author (and the people that the author reveres) has committed himself to the Enneagram and has tried to work the Bible in where he can/wants to. But the Bible isn't an additive; it's the main ingredient. The Bible, when taken at its word, must be first. Anything less is a misunderstanding and misapplication of what it claims to be in and of itself. This book/theory is a perfect example of the ineffectual, misleading, harmful and specious mish-mash that you get when you abandon the Bible as the one, authoritative source of truth.

The Road Back to You: An Enneagram Journey to Self-Discovery The Road Back to You: An Enneagram Journey to Self-Discovery

Ethical, dedicated and reliable, they are motivated by a desire to live the right way, improve the world, and avoid fault and blame” The idea that “we can’t see the forest for the trees” is particularly true when it comes to understanding ourselves. While the Myers-Briggs holds my loyalty, I am beginning to understand the draw of the Enneagram. It definitely offers a different dimension in which to understand people. And as always, I'm egotistical enough to be endlessly fascinated by my own personality. (7w6, thank you very much.) In her interview, she talks about the process of discovering her number, the upside, and downside it has had on her life and vocation, and the importance of being grounded and living in the present moment.

Michael is a healthy Enneagram 3. As a husband, the father of five daughters, and a successful CEO, we believe his experience will be invaluable to you. These are highlights to give you type-specific guidance on how you might be able to improve in different areas. It’s a quantitatively researched assessment that uses advanced algorithms and predictive analysis to produce an exceptionally reliable Enneagram Report and Profile for individuals or teams. Chris Gonzalez is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and the Director of the Marriage and Family Therapy program at Lipscomb University. He is also a husband, father and an Enneagram 9.