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As metaphors go, this image may be a pretty good way to describe the situation. Your nervous system is something like a tangled ball of yarn. Some strands are pulled tight, some loop around others, some disappear into knots, and some connect what is happening now with experiences that occurred decades ago. You may have … Read more
Personality is the Face of Process Describing the Enneagram symbol as orthogonal means that its distinct geometric components and functional layers intersect like independent axes on a coordinate grid. Rather than flattening the symbol into a single personality taxonomy, an orthogonal perspective recognizes that multiple distinct processes operate simultaneously on different dimensions without collapsing into … Read more
Why “we are all nine types” confuses wholeness with typology, and how the Enneagram becomes clearer when type is understood as one recurring organization within a larger living process.
A call for historical rigor in Enneagram teaching, separating what can actually be verified from the ancient-origin stories that continue to circulate as fact.
A phenomenological exploration of how experience is already organized before self-reflection begins, and why the past continues shaping what feels like present reality.