The Enneagram is so much more than a typology. It is so much more than a static symbol. In fact, the Enneagram is a living, breathing, dynamic process-driven system to self-observation and self-understanding. It helps you to understand yourself ("Know Thyself") at deeper level much faster than you ever could without it. It helps you to understand others.
In today's episode, Shelley and Chad cover five proven approaches to going beyond just knowing your number. Knowing your number is a start, but then what about it?
We discuss the concept and approach to (1) self-observation and why it's mission critical to begin here. Then, we hit on (2) centers of intelligence, (3) wings, (4) arrows, and (5) the passions and virtues as ways to integrate your understanding. Today's episode helps direct to patterns of conscious growth and to escape from your habitual and ingrained personality patterns that keep you stuck.
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2:15--The growth paths we're going to cover today
3:30--Self-observation is key to everything we teach
4:20--And you can't know yourself until you see yourself
5:00--We are machines
8:04--Definition of Self-Observation
14:38--Centers of Intelligence discused
21:14--Wholeness is not achieved by cutting off a portion of one's being, but by integrating the contraries
23:03--The moment everyone's been waiting for: wings
28:34--The arrows can direct you in terms of big moves in your growth
33:49--We also need to be filling up our knowledge bank, as well as what we're learning about ourselves
34:18--Discussing the passions and the virtues
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We mention the book In Search of the Miraculous by P.D. Ouspensky
