from Darcia

Prior to reading this book, I knew little about the Enneagram system. I'm fascinated by the ways in which we can be typed into different personality groups, so I was happy to delve into this ancient system. The Enneagram is similar to the Myers-Briggs system, with more emphasis on behavioral patt...

from Cail_Judy

Coupled with The Course of Love, these two books have come along at a crucial time in my life and given me great insight into myself, allowing for the self-discovery I've been searching for. If you're interested in engaging with and learning about your core self in a tangible way, give this a rea...

from spinsterrevival

I both enjoyed reading this and got a lot out of it. So far it's done the best job of breaking down each type of the Enneagram for me to understand them. They're explained in more real world ways (types as children and at work...), and I appreciated the steps to transformation for each type. Fina...

from saresmoore

This is a helpful and honest introduction to the Enneagram-it's written from a Christian perspective. I felt empowered in reading this and appreciated the unbiased insight as well as the theme of compassion and mutual understanding.

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My wife came home from church one day and said, “I want to take that Sunday School class on the Enneagram.” I'd heard of it, but I knew nothing about it. Over the next few weeks, she kept calling people numbers. “You're a five.” or “I'm a six.” Intrigued, I decided to read this book to learn more...