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THE ENNEAGRAM
Symbol of All and Everything

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PART 3 - APPLICATIONS

How to Use the Enneagram

Building a House

• Three Forces in Three Environments
• Sequence of the Mind
  • 7-1-4 Triangle of Preparation
  • 2-8-5 Triangle of Action
• Chronological Sequence
• Study of the Nine Points
  • 1 The Idea
  • 2 Limitations
  • 3 Materials
  • 4 Infrastructure
  • 5 Building
  • 6 People
  • 7 The Finished House
  • 8 Inhabiting
  • 9 Building
• Creation and Maintenance

Painting

• Impulses and Environments
• 1 Inspiration (mM)
  • Triad to Balance: 7-1-4
  • Chronological Cycle 0-1-2
• 2 Planning (pM)
  • Triad to Balance: 4-2-8
  • Chronological Cycle 1-2-3
• 3 Art Supplies (eM)
• 4 Sketch (mP)
  • Triad to Balance: 1-4-2
  • Chronological Cycle 3-4-5
• 5 Painting (pP)
  • Triad to Balance: 8-5-7
  • Chronological Cycle 4-5-6
• 6 Responsibility (eP)
• 7 The Work (mE)
  • Triad to Balance: 5-7-1
  • Chronological Cycle 6-7-8
• 8 Exhibiting (pE)
  • Triad to Balance: 2-8-5
  • Chronological Cycle 7-8-9
• 9 Separation (eE)

In a Company

• Great Triad
• 1 Present Situation
  • 7-1 Formal Goal
  • 1-4 Unity of Command
• 2 Planning
  • 1-4-2 Method
  • 2-8 Real Goal
  • 2-8-5-7-1-4-2 Simulation
• 3 First Interval
• 4 Structure
  • 1-4 Command
  • 4-2 Reformulation
• 5 Processing
  • 8-5 Content Management
  • 5-7 Form
  • 8-5-7 Action
• 6 Second Interval
• 7 Output
  • 5-7 Autonomy
  • 7-1 Output
  • 7-1-4-2-8-5-7 Revision
• 8 Decision Making
  • 2-8 Feedback
• 9 End
• Levels in a Company
• Great Internal Figures
  • Project and Accomplishment
  • Connection
  • Triangles
  • Chords of the Hexade
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Learning to Play the Piano - Teachers and Masters

• 1 Idea, Situation, Resources (mM)
• 2 Planning/Information (pM)
• 3 Being (eM)
• 4 Structure/Details (mP)
• 5 Main Action (pP)
• 6 Will (eP)
• 7 Model (mE)
• 8 Goal (pE)
• 9 Function (eE)
• Continuity
• The Effects of Music

Living by the Enneagram

• A Diagnostic Instrument
• Dangers and Buffers
  • Mental Stages
  • First Interval - 3: Procrastination
  • Physical Stages
  • Second Interval - 6: Fear
  • Emotional Stages
  • Third Interval - 9: Status-Quo
• Personal Management
• Teams
• Deviations

Ordinary Life

• Building a Ship
• A Plant
• Evolution of a Tree
• Vegetable Garden
• Gardening
• Tailoring
• Giving a Party
• Diving
• Eating
• Cutting up an Onion
• Baking Bread
• Science
• Electromagnetic Spectrum
• A Trip
• Moving
• Maintenance of Equipment
• Reading and Learning
• A New Mind
• Learning Another Language
• Problem Solving
• Consulting
• Writing
• Legal Aspects
  • Left Side: Preparation
  • Right Side: Accomplishment
• The Eight Hats
• Publishing a Book
• Organization of my HD
  • Great Triad
  • Large Groups
  • In Life
  • Backup
• Chemistry

Man, Life, and the Way

• The Lord's Prayer
• The Mysteries of the Bible
• The Nine Gifts of the Spirit
• The Nine Orders of Angels
• The Noble Path of Buddha
• Journey to Ixtlan
• I Ching
• Zodiac
• Pre-Adamic Man
• The Great Septenary
  • Days of the Week
  • Two Beginnings
  • Application of the Septenary
  • The Arts
• Beethoven Symphonies
• The Orchestra
  • Being Someone, Making a Name
  • Rhythm and Pulsation
  • Law of Proportions
  • Five Note Music
• Embryogenesis
• Growth and Life
• Stages of Life
  • Creation and Maintenance
  • Ages
  • Nine Year Cycle
  • Seven Year Cycle
• Development of the I
• Attachment and Detachment
• Duality
• Subjective Love
• Games
• Influences and Higher Bodies
• Mount Saint-Michel
• Needs
  • The Five "Being-Obligolnian-Strivings"
  • Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
• At the Holy Planet Purgatory
• Self-Help
• Inner Journey
• Man and the Way
• The Symbol of Love
• The Purpose of Life

 
    
ISBN 85-87154-03-6
414 pages; illustr.
6x23cm, 2003