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Sto caricando le informazioni... The Enneagram: Understanding Yourself and the Others in Your Life (originale 1988; edizione 1988)di Helen Palmer (Autore)
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Iscriviti per consentire a LibraryThing di scoprire se ti piacerà questo libro. Attualmente non vi sono conversazioni su questo libro. It seemed like everyone around me was talking about their Enneagram number so, after a mini teach-in at work that gave an outline of the philosophy, I checked out this book from the library to learn more. And, y'all, I think I'm an Enneagram person now. This particular book is pretty dated and comes from a psychology perspective that is a little off-putting (particularly in strongly tying each type to a childhood trauma) so unless you are a very very patient reader like me, I don't think I'd start here. Still, I found the author's description of the history of the Enneagram and its growth in the United States to be interesting and her descriptions of the nine types were comprehensive and interesting, particularly with the incorporation of transcriptions from in-person workshops with well-articulated folks from the different types reflecting on their experiences. I'm drawn to this system because it isn't just a "personality test" and it is based on core motivations instead of actions or preferences. Instead of taking a multiple choice test, a person attends a workshop or reads a whole book on the Enneagram and then comes to a conclusion about what type they are. I kind of doubted that until I read Type 2 (with a Type 1 wing for sure) and it just clicked. Not every single thing she said, but a lot of it. And in a way that helped me kind of stand away from my own mind and think about how it worked. And the cool thing is that since you don't only focus on your own type, you also read about people whose motivations are *different* from yours and then have a better understanding of how they tick. YMMV, but I'm embracing my sometimes embarrassing self-help/new age side and I predict there are more Enneagram books in my future! I've been reading this book for, probably, about a year now, off and on. The Enneagram is a lesser-known personality system than Myers-Briggs, dividing the population into nine broad categories, based not on personality preferences, but core failings and desires. The style is a bit heavy, but not too academic, and there are some fairly good pictures of each of the types, along with pointers for growth, and things to be aware of. I could certainly see myself in 'type 9', as well as (in part) in the other types.. but I'm not sure I really learned anything that couldn't be found in other books on the same topic. Still, worth reading for a factual look at this system from the viewpoint of one of the acknowledged experts. nessuna recensione | aggiungi una recensione
We do not all experience the world or each other in the same way. The joys and sorrows of relationship and career can be understood only through the eyes of the beholder. On Helen Palmer's The Enneagram, you will learn a vital system of sacred psychology capable of stunning insights into our lives and loves. The enneagram is one of the world's oldest models for understanding how humans relate to each other and the divine. In different forms, Buddhists, Sufis, and Christians have used it for many centuries. Today we use it, not only as a tool for greater self-knowing, but also to see how loved ones, coworkers, and others face the difficulties in life. It is a way of sacred wisdom that can help you break out of your trance-like state of limited awareness and open to the gifts of the spirit. Derived from the Greek words ennea (nine) and gram (model), the term refers to the nine central passions that recur in spiritual traditions. The Enneagram allows you to identify which type of passion dominates your personality. This is your key to overcoming the veil of illusion that limits your perception to only one-ninth of reality. Join this eminent scholar and teacher of the enneagram for more than eight hours of in-depth instruction. Topics include: - The nine personality types - History and origins - How to recognize your type - The role of attention and awareness in type - How your type can give you spiritual direction - Dynamics of type interaction - And much more There is no more vigorous, useful model of human psychology than this sacred way of seeing into yourself and through the eyes of others. Highlights: Origins of the Enneagram Spiritual tradition and the Enneagram The oral tradition of the system Meditation practice and the Enneagram The nine passions and the nine virtues Personality and the False Self How psychological defenses emerge The teachings of Gurdjieff The three triads: anger (self-forgetting), feeling, and fear How the nine types react under stress Reactions when feeling secure and loved The Enneagram sub-types: sexual, social, and self-survival Intimate relationships and the nine types Keys to typing yourself How to avoid mis-typing others Spiritual conversion of habit energy Types, awareness, and attention Gender differences among types Detailed descriptions of each type, including strengths, weaknesses, and potentials Awakening the Inner Observer Building energy through meditation practice and much, much more. Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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[006] Nota aos leitores;
[007] Prefácio;
[015] Prefácio à Edição Brasileira
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[021] I - ORIENTAÇÃO PARA O ENEAGRAMA
[023] 01. Antecedentes dos Sistema e uma Introdução co Conceito de Tipo;
[048] 02. Atenção, Intuição e Tipo;
[059] 03. Estrutura do Diagrama do Eneagrama;
[071] 04. Contribuições ao Sistema.
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[093] II - OS NOVE PONTOS DO ENEAGRAMA
[095] 05. Introdução aos Pontos;
[098] 06. Ponto Um: O Perfeiccionista;
[128] 07. Pondo Dois: O Dador;
[163] 08. Ponto Três : O Desempenhador;
[197] 09. Ponto Quatro : O Romântico Trágico;
[234] 10. Ponto Cinco : O Observador;
[268] 11. Ponto Seis : O Patrulheiro;
[307] 12. Ponto Sete : O Epicurista;
[339] 13. Ponto Oito : O Patrão;
[379] 14. Ponto Nove : O Mediador.
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[415] Apêndice: Pesquisa Empírica sobre o Eneagrama.