Kathleen V. Hurley

This is an Enneagram I have only recently come to. It is quite good and I need to purchase a copy. It shows how each of the nine personality types deal with the three prime centers of intelligence. The authors terms for the nine centers are: 1-Achiever, 2-Helper, 3-Succeeder, 4-Indiviualist, 5-Observre, 6-Guradian, 7-Dreamer, 8-confronter, 9-Preservationist. The preferred center for 2-3-4 is affective, for 5-6-7 it is theoretical, for 8-9-1 it is effective. But, the 3-6-9 repress their show more preferred center and dance betweeen the other two. There are secondary and third center. for the 2-4, 5-7, 8-1. (Secondary for 2 & 7 are effective, for 4 & 8 are theoretical, and for 5 & 1 are affective). The authors use Kaballah imagery for defining the the 'Divine Image'. The ransformational path for the 1 is to Pathfinder,for the 2 to Partner, for the 3 to Motivator, for the 4 to Builder, for the 5 to Explorer, for the 6 to Stabilizer, for the 7 to Illuminator, for the 8 to Philanthropist, for the 9 to Universalist. An intersting book that I need to reread. show less

This is a fascinating version of the Enneagram. For the 3-6-9 triad, they see two types. Here are the patterns:
Pattern Dominant Ctr Support Ctr Repressed Ctr
1. Achiever Creative Relational Intellectual
2. Helper Relational Creative Intellectual
3. Succeeder Intellectual Creative or Relational
or Creative Intellectual
4. Individualist Relational Intellectual Creative
5. Observer Intellectual Relational Creative
6. Guardian Creative or Relational Intellectual
Relational or Creative
7. Dreamer show more Intellectual Creative Relational
8. Confronter Creative Intellectual Relational
9. Preservationist Relational or Intellectual Creative
Intellectual or Relational
The three types of intelligences: intellectual, relational, crative; are sometimes referred to head, heart, and gut. Hurley postulates two types of the 3-6-9 triad. They get caught between two aspects and repress their main center. show less