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| Type | Body Center (emotional challenge) |
Category | Sub Category | Level | Image | DESCRIPTION | Source | SourceURL | Hornevian SocialStyle | Harmonic Demeanor | Object Relations |
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| 1 | Gut (anger) | Description | 9 Levels of Health | Healthy |
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1 Extraordinarily wise and discerning, humane, inspiring, hopeful. 2 Conscientious, intense sense of right and wrong, rational, reasonable, self-disciplined, moderate in all things. 3 Principled, fair, ethical, personal integrity, higher purpose. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Description | 9 Levels of Health | Average |
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4 Idealists dissatisfied with reality, crusaders into “causes”, “you ought to be…” 5 Afraid of making a mistake, orderly yet impersonal, emotionally constricted, self-rigidity, often workaholic, “anal”, punctual, fastidious. 6 Picky, perfectionistic, opinionated, badgering others to do “right” thing, do it “my way”. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Description | 9 Levels of Health | Unhealthy |
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7 Dogmatic, intolerant, they alone know “The Truth”. 8 Obsessive about imperfection, hypocritical doing the opposite of what they preach. 9 Condemnatory, cruel to wrongdoers, depression, suicidal. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Description | Anger |
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Resentment. Self-justification. Tension and tightness. Outbursts of indignation, followed by the onset of remorse and guilt. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Description | Avoidance / Need |
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Anger / Need to be Perfect or to Be Right | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Description | Compassion | Healthy |
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Humor | Justin E. Tomasino Jr. Ph.D. and Inga W. Tomasino | Tomasino | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Description | Defense Mechanism |
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Reaction formation | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Description | Emphasis Community |
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Consistency and firmness | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Description | Emphasis Couple |
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Jealousy | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Description | Emphasis Personal |
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Worry | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Description | Growth Tips |
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1 Relax, take time for yourself. 2 Although you are a good teacher, don’t expect others to learn/change immediately. 3 Does your self-criticism really help you to improve? 4 Get in touch with feelings, aggression, and sexual impulses, the "messiness" of life. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Description | Hiddent Complaint |
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I am right most of the time; would be a better world if my advice was heeded. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Description | Mirror/Reaction | Unhealthy |
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Criticism / Judgment | Justin E. Tomasino Jr. Ph.D. and Inga W. Tomasino | Tomasino | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Description | Pride Statement |
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I am HARD-WORKING | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Description | Trap |
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I must be good and right. No one can judge me as being wrong or bad. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Description | Trigger-Anger |
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Unfairness. Irresponsibility. Things being done the wrong way. The flagrant ignoring or disobeying of sound rules. Being unjustly criticized. Being lied to, manipulated, tricked, or unjustly blamed. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Description | Trigger-Reactivity |
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Someone drops the ball, leaving ONE responsible. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Description | Virtue / Vice |
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Tranquility, Serenity, Wisdom / Anger | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |||
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Description | 9 Levels of Health | Healthy |
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1 Humble, deeply unselfish, altruistic, privilege to be in the lives of other. 2 Empathetic, compassionate, thoughtful, warm-hearted, forgiving, sincere. 3 Encouraging and appreciative, sees good in others, service is important while taking care of self; truly loving. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Description | 9 Levels of Health | Average |
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4 People-pleasing, overly friendly, emotionally demonstrative, good intentions, seductive, flattery, talks about Love constantly. 5 Overly intimate, meddle in the name of love. 6 Feel indispensable, self-important, martyr for others, patronizing. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Description | 9 Levels of Health | Unhealthy |
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7 Manipulative, self-serving, instilling guilt, undermine people, make belittling remarks. 8 Domineering, coercive, entitled to get what they want, sexual favors. 9 Victimized, resentful, angry, chronic health problems due to somatization of their aggressions, histrionic personality disorder. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Description | Anger |
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Intense, often sudden, emotional outbursts. Accusatory. Crying. Anger that then manifests as withdrawal and withholding. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Description | Avoidance / Need |
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Own needs / Need to be Needed | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Description | Compassion | Healthy |
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Understanding | Justin E. Tomasino Jr. Ph.D. and Inga W. Tomasino | Tomasino | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Description | Defense Mechanism |
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Repression | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Description | Emphasis Community |
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Ambition | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Description | Emphasis Couple |
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Aggression/Seduction | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Description | Emphasis Personal |
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Privilege - Me First | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Description | Growth Tips |
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1 Address your own needs before you address others’. 2 Instead of offering help to others, first ask them what they really need, or if they want any help. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Description | Hiddent Complaint |
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I love you more than you love me. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Description | Mirror/Reaction | Unhealthy |
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Neediness | Justin E. Tomasino Jr. Ph.D. and Inga W. Tomasino | Tomasino | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Description | Pride Statement |
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I am HELPFUL | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Description | Trap |
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I must give perpetually to others. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Description | Trigger-Anger |
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Feeling unappreciated or uncared for. Not being thanked for all that is given. Feeling controlled. Having unmet personal needs and wants, when having given others so much. Being rejected. Treated as despensable and unnecesary. Being blocked from giving. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Description | Trigger-Reactivity |
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They give and give and end up not feeling appreciated. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Description | Virtue / Vice |
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Humility / Pride | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |||
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Description | 9 Levels of Health | Healthy |
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1 Self-accepting, inner-directed, fullness of heart, gentle and benevolent. 2 Energetic, competent with high self-esteem, adaptable, desirable, charming. 3 A human ideal, highly effective in motivating others to be like themselves. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Description | 9 Levels of Health | Average |
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4 Highly concerned with their performance, terrified of failure, social climber. 5 Pragmatic, efficient, premeditated, image-conscious, intimacy problems, phony. 6 Self-promoting, “look at me”, arrogance | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Description | 9 Levels of Health | Unhealthy |
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7 Strong fear of failure, “whatever it takes”, illusion of superiority. 8 Devious, deceptive, betraying others to secure triumph. 9 Narcissistic, psychopathic | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Description | Anger |
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Impatience, irritability. The pressuring of others. Getting demanding. Occasional outbursts of hostility. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Description | Avoidance / Need |
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Failure / Need to Succeed | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Description | Compassion | Healthy |
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Warmth | Justin E. Tomasino Jr. Ph.D. and Inga W. Tomasino | Tomasino | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Description | Defense Mechanism |
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Identification | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Description | Emphasis Community |
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Prestige | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Description | Emphasis Couple |
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Masculinity/Femininity | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Description | Emphasis Personal |
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Security | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Description | Growth Tips |
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1 Be honest with yourself and others about your genuine feelings and needs. 2 Appreciate others, take breaks, develop social awareness. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Description | Hiddent Complaint |
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I am superior, others are jealous of me. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Description | Mirror/Reaction | Unhealthy |
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Striving | Justin E. Tomasino Jr. Ph.D. and Inga W. Tomasino | Tomasino | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Description | Pride Statement |
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I am SUCCESSFUL | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Description | Trap |
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I must accomplish and succeed. I cannot be a failure. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Description | Trigger-Anger |
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Obstacles that get in the way of the goal. Anything or anyone that threatens or thwarts progress and our ability to get completion. Indecisiveness. Inefficientcy. Criticism. Not being recognized or applauded when it's due. An insut to the image that's been constructed and wanting to be projected to others. Failing. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Description | Trigger-Reactivity |
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They've worked themselves to the bone and their colleague gets recognized instead. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Description | Virtue / Vice |
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Truthfulness / Deceit | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |||
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Description | 9 Levels of Health | Healthy |
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1 Profoundly creative, inspired, self-renewing, self-creative. 2 Self-aware, aware of feelings, sensitive to self and others, gentle, tactful, compassionate. 3 Individualistic, self-revealing, serious and funny, vulnerable and emotionally strong. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Description | 9 Levels of Health | Average |
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4 Artistic or romantic attitude towards life, creates an aesthetically environment to cultivate and prolong personal feelings. 5 Interiorize everything, takes everything personally, self-absorbed, withdraw to process feelings. 6 Moody, shy, different from others, melancholy dreamers, decadent and sensual, living in a fantasy world. Self-pity and envy, effete. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Description | 9 Levels of Health | Unhealthy |
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7 Angry at self when dreams fail, depressed, alienated, emotionally paralyzed, unable to function. 8 Delusional self-contempt, self-hatred, morbid thoughts, blame those who try to help them. 9 Self-destructive, emotional breakdowns, depression, suicide. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Description | Anger |
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Fiery outbursts or dissolving into tears. Lamenting or complaining. Moodiness, passive-aggressiveness, and even depression. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Description | Avoidance / Need |
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Ordinariness / Need to be Special | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Description | Compassion | Healthy |
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Gratitude | Justin E. Tomasino Jr. Ph.D. and Inga W. Tomasino | Tomasino | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Description | Defense Mechanism |
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Artificial Sublimation | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Description | Emphasis Community |
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Shame | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Description | Emphasis Couple |
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Competition | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Description | Emphasis Personal |
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Reckless, Defensive Action | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Description | Growth Tips |
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1 Realize: you are not your feelings, though your feelings do tell you something about yourself. 2 Avoid waiting for the “right mood”. 3 Even though you are not “together”, take courage to do life, even in small steps. 4 Avoid lengthy conversations in your imagination. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Description | Hiddent Complaint |
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I am different from others; I feel I don’t really fit in. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Description | Mirror/Reaction | Unhealthy |
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Special / Unique | Justin E. Tomasino Jr. Ph.D. and Inga W. Tomasino | Tomasino | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Description | Pride Statement |
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I am UNIQUE | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Description | Trap |
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I must feel special, unique, or complete. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Description | Trigger-Anger |
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People that disappoint us. People that let us down. People that leave us, and leave us feeling abandoned. Feeling unheard, unseen, and unimportant. Feeling slighted, invisible, rejected,and unwanted. Feeling misunderstood and not enough. Phoniness. Insincerity. Meaninglessness. Ugliness. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Description | Trigger-Reactivity |
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Something is less than the ideal they expected, imagined, or fantasized about. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Description | Virtue / Vice |
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Balance, Equanimity / Envy | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |||
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Description | 9 Levels of Health | Healthy |
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1 Visionaries, open-minded, pioneer discoveries and find new ways to do and perceive things. 2 Extraordinary insight and concentration. 3 Highly independent, idiosyncratic and whimsical. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Description | 9 Levels of Health | Average |
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4 Studious, acquiring technique, become specialized and “intellectual”, challenges accepted ways of doing. 5 Detached as they involve with complicated ideas or imaginary worlds. Detached although high-strung and intense. 6 Antagonistic towards what interferes with their vision. Cynical and argumentative. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Description | 9 Levels of Health | Unhealthy |
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7 Become reclusive and isolated from reality, eccentric, nihilistic. Unstable and fearful of aggressions. 8 Obsessed yet frightened and horrified by their threatening ideas. 9 Suicidal, psychotic, deranged, schizoid avoidant. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Anger |
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Self-containment, withdrawing, and withholding. Tension, arrogance, and/or disapproval. Short burts of temper followed by isolation. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Avoidance / Need |
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Uselessness / Need to Perceive | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Compassion | Healthy |
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Openness | Justin E. Tomasino Jr. Ph.D. and Inga W. Tomasino | Tomasino | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Defense Mechanism |
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Compartmentalization | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Emphasis Community |
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Totems, Identifying with "Those who Know" | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Emphasis Couple |
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Confidence | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Emphasis Personal |
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"Home as Castle" | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Growth Tips |
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1 Notice when your thinking/speculating takes you away from others. 2 You are intense – seek healthy ways to calm down – exercise, meditation, yoga, dancing, rather than drugs or alcohol. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Hiddent Complaint |
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I am so smart others can’t understand what I know. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Mirror/Reaction | Unhealthy |
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Withdrawal | Justin E. Tomasino Jr. Ph.D. and Inga W. Tomasino | Tomasino | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Pride Statement |
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I am KNOWING | Maria Beesing, O.P., Robert J. Nogosek, C.S.C., Patrick H. O'Leary, S.J. | A Journey of Self Discovery | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Trap |
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I must be self-sufficient, independent, and knowledgeable. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Trigger-Anger |
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Being considered not smart or factually incorrect. People not interested in the information that we have to share. Demands placed on us from others, espcially emotional ones or those that infringe on our privated time. An overloading of emotional input. Too much stimulation. Intrusions that might tire us. Needing time alone and that being disrupted. Not being able to restore our energy as needed. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Trigger-Reactivity |
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Someone is not interested in the information they are about to share and instead wants to talk about something percieved as useless or too personal. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Virtue / Vice |
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Wisdom, Detachment / Greed, Stinginess | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |||
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Description | 9 Levels of Health | Healthy |
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1 Trusting of self and others, independent yet cooperative as an equal. Belief in self leads to courage, positive thinking, leadership, and rich self-expression. 2 Appealing, endearing, lovable, affectionate, bonds with others. 3 Community builders, trustworthy, sacrificing. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Description | 9 Levels of Health | Average |
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4 Invests time and energy into what is safe and stable. Look to authority for security, vigilant, anticipating problems. 5 Passive-aggressive to resist demands made on them. Evasive, indecisive, cautious, gives “mixed signals”. Internal confusion. 6 Sarcastic, blaming, you are friend or enemy. Fear-instilling in others so as to quiet their own internal fears. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Description | 9 Levels of Health | Unhealthy |
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7 Panicky, volatile, self-disparaging, inferior feelings. Seeks strong authority/belief to resolve all their problems. Berates others. 8 Feels persecuted, Fanatical, violent, hysterical, self-destructive, suicidal. 9 Alcoholism, overdosing, “skid row”, paranoid personality disorder. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Anger |
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Wit. Sarcasm. Biting remarks. Getting accusatory and blaming. Defensive lashing out, projections, subverted defiance. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Avoidance / Need |
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Deviance / Need to be Certain/Secure | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Compassion | Healthy |
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Courage | Justin E. Tomasino Jr. Ph.D. and Inga W. Tomasino | Tomasino | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Defense Mechanism |
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Projection | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Emphasis Community |
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Duty | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Emphasis Couple |
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Strength/Beauty | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Emphasis Personal |
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Warmth/Affection | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Growth Tips |
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1 Remember everyone has anxiety, so explore it, be comfortable with it, harness it for good. 2 Identify why you overact. 3 Realize that your fears typically don’t come true. 4 Work on becoming more trusting. 5 Tell people what you feel about them; few people are out to get you. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Hiddent Complaint |
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I am dependable and follow orders, although others don’t. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Mirror/Reaction | Unhealthy |
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Cynicism | Justin E. Tomasino Jr. Ph.D. and Inga W. Tomasino | Tomasino | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Pride Statement |
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I am LOYAL | Maria Beesing, O.P., Robert J. Nogosek, C.S.C., Patrick H. O'Leary, S.J. | A Journey of Self Discovery | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Trap |
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I must question what can go wrong to gain certainty. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Trigger-Anger |
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All failures of trust and untrustworthiness. Betrayal. Being cornered. Being controlled or feeling overpowered. Interactions with others that feel too unreliable or that feel unsafe. Discrepancies in other's speech or behavior and insoncistencies. Being accused of something unfairly and/or wrongfully. Others' lack of responsiveness. Giving others warnings and advice that they do not take seriously. Lack of respect and/or lack of integrity as seen in others. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Trigger-Reactivity |
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Someone is untrustworthy, or taking advantage of their kindness and loyalty. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Virtue / Vice |
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Courage / Fear | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |||
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Description | 9 Levels of Health | Healthy |
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1 Assimilate experiences in depth. Grateful and appreciative, awed by simple wonders of life, joyous, ecstatic. 2 Everything is invigorating, lively, vivacious, cheerful. 3 Multi-talented, practical, productive, prolific, cross-fertilizing areas of interest. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Description | 9 Levels of Health | Average |
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4 Restlessness requires them to have more options. Adventurous, “worldly-wise”, latest trends. 5 Hyperactive, uninhibited doing, storytelling, flamboyant exaggerations, fear of boredom, many ideas without follow-through. 6 Conspicuous consumption, excess, materialistic, greedy, demanding, pushy, addictive, insensitive. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Description | 9 Levels of Health | Unhealthy |
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7 Desperate to quell anxieties, impulsive, infantile, don’t know when to stop; debauched, depraved, offensive, abusive. 8 Out of control, erratic mood swings, flight from self. 9 Claustrophobic, panic-stricken, deep depression/despair, overdoes, impulsive suicide, bipolar or histrionic personality disorder. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Anger |
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Curt and dismissive. Brief and to the point. Short-lived, but intense. Episodic. Impetuous. Demanding of others - "bitching." | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Avoidance / Need |
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Emotional pain / Need to Avoid Pain | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Compassion | Healthy |
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Patience | Justin E. Tomasino Jr. Ph.D. and Inga W. Tomasino | Tomasino | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Defense Mechanism |
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Rationalization | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Emphasis Community |
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Limits and Obligations | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Emphasis Couple |
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Being with People of Like-Mind | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Emphasis Personal |
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Savoring Life | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Growth Tips |
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1 Recognize your impulsiveness; observe it rather than yielding to it. This allows you to focus on what is really good for you. 2 Learn to listen to people; they may be interesting and have new ideas to benefit you. 3 Choose quality of experiences over quantity. 4 Develop appreciation of silence and solitude. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Hiddent Complaint |
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I am happy, but would be happier if I get everything I want. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Mirror/Reaction | Unhealthy |
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Immaturity | Justin E. Tomasino Jr. Ph.D. and Inga W. Tomasino | Tomasino | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Pride Statement |
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I am NICE | Maria Beesing, O.P., Robert J. Nogosek, C.S.C., Patrick H. O'Leary, S.J. | A Journey of Self Discovery | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Trap |
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I must keep life upbeat, full of possibility, and stimulating. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Trigger-Anger |
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Constraints or limits that privent us from getting or doing what we want. People that get stuck, are unhappy, depressed, or others-blaming. Bebbie-downer attitudes and those who lay trips on us. Feeling trapped. Feeling restricted. Beholden to others when we want to take off and be free. Getting bored. Things that are too tedious or a total hassle. Being told what to do. Being tol, "You can't..." | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Trigger-Reactivity |
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They can't go and do what they want to, and they feel trapped. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Description | Virtue / Vice |
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Gradititude, Sobriety / Gluttony, Over-Indulgence | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |||
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Description | 9 Levels of Health | Healthy |
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1 Amazing self-control, magnanimous, courageous, puts self in serious jeopardy to achieve good for others, heroic, historical greatness. 2 Self-assertive, self-confident, strong, “can do” attitude. 3 Commanding, champion of people, honorable. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Description | 9 Levels of Health | Average |
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4 Self-sufficiency, financial independence, enterprising, “rugged individualist”, wheeler-dealer, denies own emotional needs. 5 Swaggering, boastful, “boss” whose word is law. 6 Combative, intimidating to get their way, threatening, bullying. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Description | 9 Levels of Health | Unhealthy |
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7 Ruthless, dictatorial, criminal, renegade, violent, con-artist. 8 Delusional about self, invincible, megalomania, reckless, omnipotent. 9 Destroyer of what is in their way, vengeful, sociopathic, murderous. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Description | Anger |
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Powerful anger expressed in a driect, confrontational style or an armored withdrawal. "Balancing the books" and getting revenge. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Description | Avoidance / Need |
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Weakness / Need to be Against | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Description | Compassion | Healthy |
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Generosity/Service | Justin E. Tomasino Jr. Ph.D. and Inga W. Tomasino | Tomasino | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Description | Defense Mechanism |
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Denial | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Description | Emphasis Community |
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Friendship | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Description | Emphasis Couple |
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Possession/Surrender | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Description | Emphasis Personal |
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Satisfactory Survival | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Description | Growth Tips |
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1 Find calm ways to express your anger. When bothered and you need to make a statement – wait a couple of days or hours first. 2 EIGHTs like to control, but the highest form of health for an EIGHT is SELF-control. 3 EIGHTs are most powerful when they withhold using power – think of Jesus on the cross – in this moment he appeared to be a failure and weak, but later this act was seen as his supreme act of strength. | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Description | Hiddent Complaint |
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Others may take advantage of me if I let them. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Description | Mirror/Reaction | Unhealthy |
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Revenge | Justin E. Tomasino Jr. Ph.D. and Inga W. Tomasino | Tomasino | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Description | Pride Statement |
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I am POWERFUL | Maria Beesing, O.P., Robert J. Nogosek, C.S.C., Patrick H. O'Leary, S.J. | A Journey of Self Discovery | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Description | Trap |
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I must be strong and just. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Description | Trigger-Anger |
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Deceit. Manipulation. People who won't stand up for themselves. Indirectness or beating around the bush. Liars. People that we perceive as fake. People that don't have our backs. Weakness. Boundaries or rules that are too constraining. People abusing their power and that need to be pu in their place. Injustice and unfairness. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Description | Trigger-Reactivity |
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They see someone getting overpowered and bullied who cannot protect themselves. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Description | Virtue / Vice |
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Protector, Simplicity / Lust, Arrogance | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |||
| 9 | Gut (anger) | Description | 9 Levels of Health | Healthy |
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1 Autonomous and fulfilled, great equanimity and contentment, at one with self, intensely alive to self and others. 2 Receptive, emotionally stable, trusting, innocent, good-natured, unpretentious, nice. 3 Supportive, healing and calming influence on others, mediator. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Positive (2-7-9) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 9 | Gut (anger) | Description | 9 Levels of Health | Average |
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4 Self-effacing, “going along”, says “yes” inauthentically. 5 Active yet disengaged, unreflective, inattentive, does not want to be affected, sweeps problems under the rug, indifference. 6 Minimizes problems to appease others, “peace at any price”, stubborn, wants magical solution, others frustrated due to their procrastination. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Positive (2-7-9) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 9 | Gut (anger) | Description | 9 Levels of Health | Unhealthy |
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7 Highly repressed, undeveloped, incapable of facing problems, neglectful and dangerous to others. 8 Disassociates to becoming numb. 9 Severely disoriented and catatonic, multiple personality disorder possible, schizoid. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Positive (2-7-9) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 9 | Gut (anger) | Description | Anger |
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Passive aggression, including stubbornness and outright but suberted resistance. Complaining. Occasionally "boiling over" and exploding. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Positive (2-7-9) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 9 | Gut (anger) | Description | Avoidance / Need |
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Conflict / Need to be Avoid | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Positive (2-7-9) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 9 | Gut (anger) | Description | Compassion | Healthy |
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Acceptance | Justin E. Tomasino Jr. Ph.D. and Inga W. Tomasino | Tomasino | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Positive (2-7-9) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 9 | Gut (anger) | Description | Defense Mechanism |
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Narcosis, go numb | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Positive (2-7-9) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 9 | Gut (anger) | Description | Emphasis Community |
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Participation | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Positive (2-7-9) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 9 | Gut (anger) | Description | Emphasis Couple |
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Union | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Positive (2-7-9) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 9 | Gut (anger) | Description | Emphasis Personal |
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Appetite | Margaret Frings Keyes | Working Through Your Shadow | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Positive (2-7-9) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 9 | Gut (anger) | Description | Growth Tips |
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1 Will acquiescing to others’ needs satisfy you with the relationships you really want? 2 Recognize your aggression, anxieties, and other negative feelings you have put aside. 3 Examine your failed relationships/marriage – how did you contribute to that? This is a painful exercise because you care deeply for those who have hurt you. 4 Express your rage in your imagination until you have released the blockages. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Positive (2-7-9) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 9 | Gut (anger) | Description | Hiddent Complaint |
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I’m content with the way things are, although others pressure me to change. | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Positive (2-7-9) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 9 | Gut (anger) | Description | Mirror/Reaction | Unhealthy |
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Inferiority | Justin E. Tomasino Jr. Ph.D. and Inga W. Tomasino | Tomasino | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Positive (2-7-9) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 9 | Gut (anger) | Description | Pride Statement |
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I am OKAY | Maria Beesing, O.P., Robert J. Nogosek, C.S.C., Patrick H. O'Leary, S.J. | A Journey of Self Discovery | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Positive (2-7-9) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 9 | Gut (anger) | Description | Trap |
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I must get along and blend in and not be too much trouble for anyone. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Positive (2-7-9) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 9 | Gut (anger) | Description | Trigger-Anger |
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Being treated as not important or invidible. Feeling controlled or pushed to do something by others. Being "force" to face conflict, state an opinion we don't want to state, and/or feeling pushed into making decisions. Saying "yes" to something we really don't want to say "yes" to. Disharmony. Angry people. Mean and pushy people. Confrontation and disruption. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Positive (2-7-9) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 9 | Gut (anger) | Description | Trigger-Reactivity |
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They are pushed to do something they don't want to do, yet they don't want to, nor can they find a way, to say 'no'. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Positive (2-7-9) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 9 | Gut (anger) | Description | Virtue / Vice |
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Patience, Diligence / Sloth, Laziness | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Positive (2-7-9) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |||
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | female | Healthy |
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Ayn Rand, Russian-American philosopher and author of Atlas Shrugged and The Fountainhead (1905-1982) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | female | Average |
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Bree Van De Kamp (Desperate Housewives) Marcia Cross | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | female | Healthy |
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Hilary Clinton | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | female | Average |
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Lucy van Pelt (Charlie Brown) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | female | Average |
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Martha Stewart | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | female | Healthy |
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Mary Poppins (Mary Poppins) Julie Andrews | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | female | Healthy |
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Michelle Obama | Elizabeth Wagele | Elizabeth Wagele | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | female | Healthy |
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Justice | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | female | Healthy |
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Sandra Day O’Connor, Justice | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | male | Healthy |
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Atticus Finch (To Kill a Mockingbird, by Harper Lee) Gregory Peck | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | male | Average |
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Jack Byrnes (Meet the Parents, 2000) Robert DeNiro | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | male | Average |
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John Paul II (1920-2005) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | male | Unhealthy |
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Mike Pence | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | male | Average |
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Mr. Spock (Star Trek) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | male | Healthy |
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Nelson Mandela (1918-2013) | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | male | Unhealthy |
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Osama bin Laden (1957-2011) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | male | Average |
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Rabbit (Winnie the Pooh) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | male | Unhealthy |
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Rudy Giuliani | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | Spiritual | Healthy |
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Confucius (c. 500 BCE) | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | Spiritual | Healthy |
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Ignatius Loyola, founder of Jesuits (1491-1556) | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | Spiritual | Healthy |
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Joan of Arc (d. 1431) | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | Spiritual | Healthy |
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Mahatma Gandhi (1883-1944) | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | spiritual | Healthy |
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Martin Luther O.S.A (1483-1546) German Augustinian priest and monk, professor of theology, author, composer. | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | Spiritual | Average |
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Paul the Apostle (1st century) | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | female | Unhealthy |
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Alex Forrest (Fatal Attraction, 1987) Glenn Close | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | female | Healthy |
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Emma Woodhouse (Emma, by Jane Austen) Anya Taylor-Joy | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | female | Average |
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Gabrielle Solis (Desperate Housewives, Netflix) Eva Longoria | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | female | Average |
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Monica Lewinsky | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | female | Healthy |
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Nancy Reagan | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | male | Unhealthy |
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Bill Cosby | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | male | Average |
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Dr. McCoy (Star Trek) DeForest Kelley | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | male | Healthy |
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Joe Biden, President | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | male | Healthy |
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John Denver (1943-1997) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | male | Healthy |
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Journey, Music of | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | male | Average |
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Kanga (Winnie the Pooh) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | male | Healthy |
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Peeta Mellark (The Hunger Games, by Suzanne Collins) Josh Hutcherson | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | male | Healthy |
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Richard Simmons | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | male | Average |
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Samwise Gamgee (Lord of the Rings) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 2w1 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | Spiritual | Healthy |
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Desmond Tutu, Bishop | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | Spiritual | Healthy |
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John the Apostle (beloved disciple) (1st century) | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | Spiritual | Average |
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Martha (Luke 10:38-42) | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | Spiritual | Healthy |
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Mary Magdalene (1st century) | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | female | Healthy |
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Madonna | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | female | Healthy |
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Nancy Pelosi | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | female | Healthy |
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Oprah Winfrey | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | female | Average |
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Patsy Walker (Marvel TV show, Jessica Jones' sister) Rachel Taylor | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | female | Healthy |
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Reese Witherspoon | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | female | Average |
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Scarlett O'Hara (Gone with with Wind, 1939) Vivien Leigh | Judith Searle | JudithSearle.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | female | Healthy |
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Taylor Swift | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | female | Unhealthy |
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Whitney Houston (1963-2012) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | male | Average |
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Arnold Schwarzenegger | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | male | Healthy |
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Bill Clinton, U.S. president 1993-2001 | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | male | Healthy |
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Emmanuel Macron, President of France | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | male | Healthy |
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Justin Bieber | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | male | Healthy |
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Justin Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | male | Average |
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Lance Armstrong | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | male | Average |
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Muhammed Ali (1942-2016) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | male | Unhealthy |
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O.J. Simpson | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | male | Average |
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Roo (Winnie the Pooh) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | male | Average |
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Tom Cruise | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | male | Healthy |
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Trevor Noah | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | Spiritual | Healthy |
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Dorothy Day (1897-1980) | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | Spiritual | Average |
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Jacob (c. 1800-1600 BCE). Jacob, a "civilized man," is the favorite of his mother, Rebekah, while his father, Isaac, prefers the rough hunter Esau. One evening Jacob exploits his brother's fatigue and hunger to buy his right of primogeniture, on which everything depended in the Orient at that time, for a dish of lentils. When his blind father is on his deathbed, with Rebekah's help Jacob gets his father's blessing by cheating. He pretends to be Esau, and by the time his brother comes home, Isaac's blessing has already been given. Jacob has to flee from Esau's wrath to his uncle Laban in Haran. During the flight he has a dream in which he sees the heavens open and God's angels going up and down. The ladder or staircase as a symbol of ascent and descent is a message every THREE can understand. | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | Spiritual | Unhealthy |
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Judas Iscariot (1st century), Widespread theory is that Judas betrayed Jesus to compel him to act; forcing him finally to seize power as Messiah. When he realized that his calculation had gone wrong, he saw no way out except suicide. His greed for money (money as a symbol of success) fits into this picture. | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | Spiritual | Average |
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Pilate (1st century). A career politician, Pilate was convinced of Jesus' innocence. But a just judgment might have been harmful to his professional future. In the hearing he posed the THREE's question, "What is truth?" (John 18:38). He sees right through the game, but he plays along wit it, because he never makes the breakthrough from the lie to the truth that meets him in Jesus of Nazareth. | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | female | Healthy |
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Anne Frank (1929-1945) | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | female | Healthy |
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Anne Rice (1941- ) | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | female | Healthy |
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Bay Kennish (Switched at Birth, Netflix) Vanessa Marano | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | female | Healthy |
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Billie Elish | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | female | Average |
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Clementine (Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind) Kate Winslet | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | female | Healthy |
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Frida Kahlo (1907-1954) | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | female | Unhealthy |
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Judy Garland (1922-1969) | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | female | Healthy |
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Lady Gaga (1986- ) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | female | Healthy |
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Virginia Wolf (1882-1941) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | male | Healthy |
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Cat Stevens (Yusuf Islam) (1948- ) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | male | Healthy |
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Chopin, Frédéric (1810-1849) | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | male | Average |
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Edgar Alan Poe (1809-1849) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | male | Average |
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Eeyore (Winnie the Pooh) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 4w3 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | male | Average |
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Freddie Mercury (1946-1991) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | male | Healthy |
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Jackson Pollock (1912-1956) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | male | Average |
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Johnny Depp (1963- ) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | male | Average |
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Michael Jackson (1958-2009) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | male | Healthy |
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Salinger, J.D. (Catcher in the Rye, 1951) (1919-2010) | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | male | Healthy |
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Tchaikovsky, Pyotr I. (1840-1893) | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | Spiritual | Healthy |
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Hebrew Prophets (Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, etc.) | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | Spiritual | Healthy |
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Joseph (c. 1700-1600 BCE) | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | Spiritual | Healthy |
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Rumi, Sufi mystic and poet (1207-1273) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | Spiritual | Healthy |
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Song of Songs, author of (c. 1000 BCE) | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Exemplar | Spiritual | Healthy |
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Thomas Merton, Trappist monk (1915-1968) | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | female | Healthy |
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Agatha Christie (1890-1976) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 5w6 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | female | Healthy |
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Jodie Foster | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 5w6 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | male | Healthy |
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Albert Einstein (1879-1955) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 5w6 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | male | Average |
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Bill Gates | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | male | Average |
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Dexter Morgan (Dexter, Netflix) Michael Hall | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | male | Average |
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Fox Mulder (X Files) David Duchovny | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | male | Unhealthy |
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Hannibal Lecter (Silence of the Lambs) Anthony Hopkins | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | male | Average |
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Mark Zuckerberg | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | male | Average |
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Owl (Winnie the Pooh) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | Spiritual | Healthy |
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Hildegard of Bingen (1098-1179) | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | Spiritual | Healthy |
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Mary, Mother of Jesus (Magnificat, Luke 1:26-55) | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | Spiritual | Healthy |
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Siddhartha Gautama aka Buddha (5th century BCE) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | Spiritual | Healthy |
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Thomas Aquinas, theologian, Doctor of church (1225-1274) | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | Spiritual | Healthy |
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Thomas the Apostle (1st century) | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | female | Healthy |
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Anne Hathaway | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | female | Healthy |
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Marilyn Monroe (1926-1962) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | female | Healthy |
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Rosa Parks (1913-2005) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | male | Healthy |
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Andy Rooney (1919-2011) writer at 60 Minutes 1978-2011 | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | male | Healthy |
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David Letterman | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | male | Healthy |
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George H.W. Bush (father) 1924-2018, U.S. president 1989-1993 | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | male | Healthy |
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Jay Leno | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | male | Average |
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Piglet (Winnie the Pooh) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | male | Average |
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Richard Nixon (1913-1994) U.S president 1969-1974 | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | Spiritual | Healthy |
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Oscar Romero (1917-1980) | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | Spiritual | Healthy |
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Peter the Apostle (counter phobic) | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | Spiritual | Healthy |
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Timothy the Apostle (1st century) | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | female | Average |
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Cameron Diaz | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | female | Average |
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Midge Maisel (The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Netflix) Rachel Brosnahan | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | female | Average |
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Miley Cyrus | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | female | Average |
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Mrs. Doubtfire (Robin Williams) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | male | Unhealthy |
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John Belushi (1949-1982). | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | male | Average |
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Robin Williams (1951-2014) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | male | Average |
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The Riddler (Batman TV series) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | male | Average |
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Tigger (Winnie the Pooh) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | male | Average |
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | Spiritual | Healthy |
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Francis of Assisi (d. 1226) | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Exemplar | Spiritual | Average |
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King Solomon (c. 1000 BCE) | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | female | Average |
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Jessica Jones (Marvel TV show) Krysten Ritter | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | female | Average |
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Rosie O’Donnell | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | male | Unhealthy |
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Donald Trump (U.S president 2016-2020) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | male | Unhealthy |
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Fidel Castro (1926-2016) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | male | Average |
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James Bond (Sean Connery) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | male | Average |
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John Wayne (1907-1979) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | male | Healthy |
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Martin Luther King, Jr. (1929-1968) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | male | Average |
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Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | male | Unhealthy |
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Saddam Hussein (1937-2006) Iraqi president 1979-2003 | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | male | Healthy |
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Senator John McCain (1936-2018) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | male | Unhealthy |
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Vladimir Putin, President of Russia 2012- | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | Spiritual | Healthy |
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Deborah, prophet (c. 1200-1000 BCE) | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | Spiritual | Healthy |
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Hannah, mother of Samuel (c. 1100 BCE) | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | Spiritual | Average |
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King David (reign c. 1010–970 BCE) | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | Spiritual | Healthy |
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Samson (c. 1200-1000 BCE) | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 9 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | female | Healthy |
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Marge Simpson (The Simpsons) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Positive (2-7-9) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 9 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | female | Healthy |
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Queen Elizabeth II | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Positive (2-7-9) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 9 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | male | Healthy |
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Barack Obama, U.S. president 2009-2017 (1961- ) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Positive (2-7-9) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 9 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | male | Healthy |
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George W. Bush (son), U.S president 2001-2009 | Riso-Hudson | EnneagramInstitute.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Positive (2-7-9) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 9 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | male | Healthy |
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Mister Rogers (1928-2003) | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Positive (2-7-9) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 9 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | male | Average |
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Winnie the Pooh | Paul Paiva | CoCreativeIntimacy.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Positive (2-7-9) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 9 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | Spiritual | Average |
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Jonah, prophet (c. 786-746 BCE) | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Positive (2-7-9) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 9 | Gut (anger) | Exemplar | Spiritual | Healthy |
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Pope John XXIII (papacy 1958-1963) | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Positive (2-7-9) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Gender | Core |
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NEUTRAL > Masculine. Pleasure, spontaneity, emotions, and sexual desire are censored, so that DUTY and what is appropriate can prevail. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Gender | Female |
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AGAINST societal mandate that women not express anger. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Gender | Male |
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COMPLIANT with societal mandate that men are permitted to express anger. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Gender | Core |
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FEMALE. Others before self, responsive, connection-oriented. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Gender | Female |
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COMPLIANT with societal mandate to be giving, self-sacrificing, loving, caring, and connection-oriented. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Gender | Male |
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AGAINST societal mandate for men. Assertive giving and assertive caring. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Gender | Core |
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MALE. Assertive, feeling-avoidant yet connection-sensitive. Winner, champion, hero. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Gender | Female |
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AGAINST societal norms for women, contributing to self-deception tendency. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Gender | Male |
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COMPLIANT with relational complications. Slow down and listen to and meet others at their level. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Gender | Core |
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FEMALE. Emotional drama, peacocking, glamourizing, beautifying. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Gender | Female |
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COMPLIANT with societal norms, allowing "Drama Queen" and introspection. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Gender | Male |
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AGAINST societal norms, becoming "closet 4s" in attempt to hide sensitivity and strong feelings. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Gender | Core |
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MALE. Left-brained, analytical, rational, knowledge-seeking. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Gender | Female |
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AGAINST societal norms, appearing aloof, not enough display of feelings and emotional connection. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Gender | Male |
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COMPLIANT with societal norms. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Gender | Core |
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NEUTRAL. Competitive and cooperative. Defiant and compliant. Based more on INSTINCT rather than gender. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Gender | Female |
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COMPLIANT expresses beauty. More for Phobic. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Gender | Male |
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COMPLAINT expresses strength. More for Counter-Phobic. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Gender | Core |
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NEUTRAL > Masculine. Imagination and planning with no limits. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Gender | Female |
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AGAINST societal norms, to achieve balance between assertive and receptive energies. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Gender | Male |
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COMPLIANT when seeking life, aggression, adventure, their version of success. HARDER to achieve gender balance for males. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Gender | Core |
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MALE. Aggressive, competitive, confrontative, power, action. Healthy 8s will recognize tenderness and vulnerability as power. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Gender | Female |
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AGAINST societal norms. Female 8s are expected to access relationships, connection, and feelings, yet this is a struggle. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Gender | Male |
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COMPLIANT - it is ok to be a macho man in most cultures. Often emotionally unskillful. School of "hard knocks" and "tough love". | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 9 | Gut (anger) | Gender | Core |
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NEUTRAL > Feminine. Other-awareness, thoughfulness, calmness, approachability. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Positive (2-7-9) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 9 | Gut (anger) | Gender | Female |
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COMPLIANT with societal norms, often mistyped as the quintessentially feminine 2. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Positive (2-7-9) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 9 | Gut (anger) | Gender | Male |
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AGAINST societal norms, often being labeled passive, slow to the punch, indecisive, conciliatory. | David Daniels, S. Dion | DrDavidDaniels.com | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Positive (2-7-9) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Geography | Country |
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England - The archetype of the conservative, polite, prim and proper, coolly distanced English society. Also the stingy Scot. | Beth Kuper | Enneagram Coach | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Geography | Country |
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Switzerland - Clocks, banks, cleanliness. | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Geography | Country |
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Italy - Attention, helpfulness. Eat, eat, have another meatball! | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Geography | Country |
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China | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Geography | Country |
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United States - Climbing the ladder of success is the sole focus of many. Deceit is rampant in our CEOs, bishops, and presidents. Pragmatic, successful, without much depth. Affluence abounds as so does superficiality. | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Geography | City |
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Santa Fe, New Mexico. It's motto is "The City Different," unique, artistic, special, ancient, cultural. | Beth Kuper | Enneagram Coach | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Geography | Country |
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France - Haute cusine and haute coutre. The French refuse to be like other countries. Everything is "high" or unusual. They are refined, cultivated, and somewhat elitist. | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Geography | Country |
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Antarctica | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Geography | Country |
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Finland | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Geography | Country |
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Germany - The stereotype is "Achtung!" while clicking your heels together. This is a contraphobic way of reacting, the artificial self-assuredness behind which really lies uncertainty. The acceptance of German orders in WW Two was "just doing their duty" in response to fear. Cardinal Ratzinger (Pope Benedict XVI) is German. His goal is that no one deviates from the prescribed norms. | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Geography | Country |
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Brazil | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Geography | Country |
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Ireland - Every fourth house in Ireland is a pub. The Irish wake is singing and dancing in the face of death. When the Irish face pain they pat you on your shoulder and fill you with blarney. They serve whiskey at 9am. No effort is spared to make the day merry. | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) | |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Geography | Country |
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Ancient Rome | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Geography | Country |
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Russia | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Geography | Country |
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Spain - Bullfighting, the intense arousal of flamenco dancing, the inquisition. | Beth Kuper | Enneagram Coach | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) | |
| 9 | Gut (anger) | Geography | Country |
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Greece | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Positive (2-7-9) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 9 | Gut (anger) | Geography | Country |
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India | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Positive (2-7-9) | Attachment (3-6-9) | |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Metaphor | Animal-Compulsive | Unhealthy |
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TERRIERs are little dogs that can inflict terror. They bite first and then bark. They are never sure the other is an adversary but they bite first just in case. They are never at rest but are always worrying about whatever is going on around them. They do tend to overestimate themselves in setting things right. Because ONEs impose their own standards of perfection on others they tend to make it their business "to snap at heels" by pointing out what isn't being done right. | Maria Beesing, O.P., Robert J. Nogosek, C.S.C., Patrick H. O'Leary, S.J. | A Journey of Self Discovery | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Metaphor | Animal-Redeemed | Healthy |
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ANTS are extremely industrious and well-organized to achieve a purpose. Each has its specific job to do. They are able to life immense loads many times their wight. They communicate only at close range by touching antennae. | Maria Beesing, O.P., Robert J. Nogosek, C.S.C., Patrick H. O'Leary, S.J. | A Journey of Self Discovery | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Metaphor | Color | Healthy |
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ONEs are like SILVER; their personalities are like brilliant reflected light; they have a clear, sharp presence. | Maria Beesing, O.P., Robert J. Nogosek, C.S.C., Patrick H. O'Leary, S.J. | A Journey of Self Discovery | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Metaphor | Color | Healthy |
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SILVER is a cool, sober, and clear color. It represents moonlight, which gets its brightness from the sun (the higher ideal). Like the mild silvery glow of moonlight, the redeemed ONE stands for change and growth. | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 1 | Gut (anger) | Metaphor | Spirituality | Healthy |
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Like ANTs, redeemed ONEs are well-organized: they know what needs to be done and readily cooperate with others to bring things into being. The communicate at close range by inviting people to the ideal rather than shoving or pressuring. | Maria Beesing, O.P., Robert J. Nogosek, C.S.C., Patrick H. O'Leary, S.J. | A Journey of Self Discovery | Compliant (1-2-6) | Competent (1-3-5) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Metaphor | Animal-Compulsive | Unhealthy |
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CATs come up and rub against a person until they are satisfied and then stroll away. They may turn on the person, however, if he or she gets too close. Cats are sneaky and creep up from behind a corner. They love to stare at a person but don't like to be stared at. Like cats, TWOs are affectionate but carry an air of independence in not letting another serve them. | Maria Beesing, O.P., Robert J. Nogosek, C.S.C., Patrick H. O'Leary, S.J. | A Journey of Self Discovery | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Metaphor | Animal-Redeemed | Healthy |
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IRISH SETTERS are warm in color and the gloss on their coat attracts notice. They exude a real warmth and remeber people they like. They are extremely loyal and rarely greet anyone with animosity. They are "emotionally" effusive, overjoyed to see another and they can lick a person to death. They are always ready to follow a friend. | Maria Beesing, O.P., Robert J. Nogosek, C.S.C., Patrick H. O'Leary, S.J. | A Journey of Self Discovery | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Metaphor | Color | Healthy |
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RED is the heart color, the color of warmth, feeling, and intensity. On the other hand, there are many places where red cannot be seen; darkness causes it to appear blue and remain quite unnoticeable. In the same way redeemed TWOs are able to pull back from their intensity. Through their healing and conversion they are able to give the warmth of love without strings attached. They respect the freedom of the other. They are open to whatever love another may choose to give them and to respond to it warmly and with gratitude as a gift to them. | Maria Beesing, O.P., Robert J. Nogosek, C.S.C., Patrick H. O'Leary, S.J. | A Journey of Self Discovery | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Metaphor | Color | Healthy |
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RED symbolized life, power, and passion, and is traditionally considered a masculine color. In Hebrew the words for blood (dam), earth (adamah), red (adom), and man (adam) derive from the same root. Red is the color of love and martyrdom. "In the pure red of the rose it is -- as in the blood of Christ -- a symbol of unconditional devotion to life and the will of the Father." The martyrs were often represented in red garments. As the color of fire, red represents the Holy Spirit and the Church, which was born out of baptism of the Spirit on Pentecost. The color red also has aggressive features: it is assigned to Mars, the god of war, and to passion. Bullfighters wave a red cloth. A red flag waved in many revolutions. Red also represents the kinship of the "devoted" TWO with the aggressive EIGHT. | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 2 | Heart (shame) | Metaphor | Spirituality | Healthy |
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Redeemed TWOs (IRISH SETTERS), are able to pull back from their intensity. Through their healing and conversion they are able to give the warmth of love without strings attached. They respect the freedom of the other. They are open to whatever love another may choose to give them and to respond to it warmly and with gratitude as a gift to them. | Maria Beesing, O.P., Robert J. Nogosek, C.S.C., Patrick H. O'Leary, S.J. | A Journey of Self Discovery | Compliant (1-2-6) | Positive (2-7-9) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Metaphor | Animal-Compulsive | Unhealthy |
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PEACOCKs are barnyard showoffs and flash their rear feathers at everyone. They pick up little bits and pieces and can make use of anything. Like peacocks, THREEs demand attention by vain strutting; their focus is on whatever will get others to like them. | Maria Beesing, O.P., Robert J. Nogosek, C.S.C., Patrick H. O'Leary, S.J. | A Journey of Self Discovery | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Metaphor | Animal-Redeemed | Healthy |
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BALD EAGLEs are larger than life; with a wingspan of six feet their size is simply overwhelming. They are beautiful in appearance; for even though their plummage is not striking, its variations of browns are attractive. Their white head and white tail feathers make their identity unmistabkable. They have an economy of motion, rarely flapping their wings. They maintain life-long relationships, mating for life and building annually on their original nest. They wear the mask of a predator but are often scavengers eathing dead fish. | Maria Beesing, O.P., Robert J. Nogosek, C.S.C., Patrick H. O'Leary, S.J. | A Journey of Self Discovery | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Metaphor | Color | Healthy |
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BRIGHT YELLOW, the yellow of a school bus, is a color that cannot be ignored. It can be seen under all conditions, even fog or in the dark. It is not a pretty color but it is certainly very functional. Like bright yellow, THREEs stand out as persons especially when healed and redeemed of their compulsion. | Maria Beesing, O.P., Robert J. Nogosek, C.S.C., Patrick H. O'Leary, S.J. | A Journey of Self Discovery | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Metaphor | Color | Healthy |
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Traffic-light YELLOW catches the eye; it strikes us as urgent, dynamic, and accentric. It is radiant. All this describes the redeemed THREE: "As the brightes of the colors it makes the meaning and goal of creation transparent. It makes light shine through and thereby irradiates things. Thus yellow becomes the directional element amont the colors. It ask pressing questions, makes things vilible, and gives answers. It guides and leads us along our way and illimines it with knowledge, meaning, and insight. Yellow is at the same time the most vulnerable of all colors. The slightest dirying or clouidiness makes it appear ugly or poisonouus. "As there is only one trugh, there is only one yellow. Muddied truth is sick trugh, is untruth. Thus the pression of muddied yellow is envy, treachery, falseness, doubt, mistrust, and insanity. In Giotto's painting Christ Taked Prisoner and in Holbein's Last Supper Judas is painted in muddied yellow." | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 3 | Heart (shame) | Metaphor | Spirituality | Healthy |
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Like EAGLES, redeemed THREEs are at ease with who they are. Through conversion they focus on God and the diving administration of the world rather than on manipulation of others. They have developed real loyalty to their friends. | Maria Beesing, O.P., Robert J. Nogosek, C.S.C., Patrick H. O'Leary, S.J. | A Journey of Self Discovery | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Competent (1-3-5) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Metaphor | Animal-Compulsive | Unhealthy |
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BASSET HOUND - their ears and eyes compete for the lowest droop. Water flows from the sides of their faces. A person can pick up the skin and leave the dog behind. They wag their tails like a mop on a wet floor. They are beggars for scraps from the table and accept garbage for the real thing. Like basset hounds, FOURs express sadness as a way to be in connection with others. When another person tries to get a hold of a FOUR, they sit in their sadness because they feel not really understood. | Maria Beesing, O.P., Robert J. Nogosek, C.S.C., Patrick H. O'Leary, S.J. | A Journey of Self Discovery | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Metaphor | Animal-Redeemed | Healthy |
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The BLACK STALLION or BLACK BEAUTY. These horses are sleek, dark, and walk tall. Free spirits, they toss their manes in the wind. They may decide to gallop at anytime; they frisk, bolt, and then stop. They have a variety of gaits, each with a special name. They gaze at people and come to meet them with a self-possessed grace. They take sugar but prefer apples which have a special kind of sugar. Like black horses, redeemed FOURs remain special, with a self-possessed grace. | Maria Beesing, O.P., Robert J. Nogosek, C.S.C., Patrick H. O'Leary, S.J. | A Journey of Self Discovery | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Metaphor | Color | Healthy |
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MAUVE is in the purple range but cannot be identified exactly. Being subtle and understated, it connotes the special. FOURs typically dress understatedly but always with exquisite taste and often in a solid dark color. | Maria Beesing, O.P., Robert J. Nogosek, C.S.C., Patrick H. O'Leary, S.J. | A Journey of Self Discovery | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Metaphor | Color | Healthy |
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The shading of BRIGHT VIOLET or MAUVE is not precisely determined, shimmering and extraordinary, melancholic and mystical-conflicting. Violet is the liturgical color of Passiontide, the time of fasting and penance, of transformation through pain and death. In his theory of color Goethe even connected with it the terror of the end of the world: "Violet is both a symbol of the hightest rapture of the soul...as well as of its darkest and most painful moments.... In its oscillations passion comes into contact with intoxication, liberation with decay, death with resurrection, pain with redemption, disease with purification, mystical vision with madness." Violet is the androgynous color; it mediates between red (masculine) and blue (feminine). The redeemed FOUR embodies synthesis, mediation, and balance. | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 4 | Heart (shame) | Metaphor | Spirituality | Healthy |
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Redeemed FOURs, like a BLACK STALLION, know they are the unique creation of a loving God. They have come to understand that how they feel does fit the situation at hand and they know what is good when they see it. | Maria Beesing, O.P., Robert J. Nogosek, C.S.C., Patrick H. O'Leary, S.J. | A Journey of Self Discovery | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Intense (4-6-8) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Metaphor | Animal-Compulsive | Unhealthy |
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FOXes slink around and hole up in dark logs. Their main sorce of livelihood is carrion. They become infested by what they bite and are a prey to diseases found in dark holes. Despite their fairly large size, they choose only small prey. Like foxes, FIVEs have an intense gaze; they slink around on the edge of things and tackle only small things that won't get them into too much of life. They know what is happening around them because they have watched it. | Maria Beesing, O.P., Robert J. Nogosek, C.S.C., Patrick H. O'Leary, S.J. | A Journey of Self Discovery | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Metaphor | Animal-Redeemed | Healthy |
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OWLS have two positions: an alert rest while watching with biy eyes, and their silent, deadly swoop to make a kill. They do not move until they have their prey in sight and then they come down right on target. Their eyes and ears are adapted to receive information even when in flight. Everything, even their flight feathers, is adapted for silent motion. They have an amazing ability to tackle huge animals. They eat only what is needed and regurgitate unusable parts. | Maria Beesing, O.P., Robert J. Nogosek, C.S.C., Patrick H. O'Leary, S.J. | A Journey of Self Discovery | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Metaphor | Color | Healthy |
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BLUE is the color of introversion, repose, and distance, more receptive than radiant. Blue traditionally embodies the feminine. The blue background of the starry mantle worn by the Mother of God symbolizes human receptiveness to the mystery of the universe. Sky and sea, the deepest of the realms accessible to contemplation, are blue. In its dark shades it symbolizes passivity, silent contemplation, and immobility. According to Kandinsky, blue leads us away from others into our own center: "The deeper it is, the more it calls us into the infinite, awakens in us the longing for purity and finally for the supernatural." | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Metaphor | Color | Healthy |
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COBALT is an intense blue. Cobalt used to be called the "demon of the mines"; it was deep down in the earth and because people didn't understand its value, they found it too troublesome to mine. | Maria Beesing, O.P., Robert J. Nogosek, C.S.C., Patrick H. O'Leary, S.J. | A Journey of Self Discovery | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 5 | Head (anxiety) | Metaphor | Spirituality | Healthy |
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Redeemed FIVEs no longer go sneaking about like foxes trying to understand everything without getting involved. Like OWLS they can be at rest while remaining alert. By holy abanodonment they are aware they do not have to understand everything and that divine providence has prepared them for involvement. | Maria Beesing, O.P., Robert J. Nogosek, C.S.C., Patrick H. O'Leary, S.J. | A Journey of Self Discovery | Withdrawn (4-5-9) | Competent (1-3-5) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Metaphor | Animal-Compulsive | Unhealthy |
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RABBITs are alert but are always twitching. When scared they bolt, running this way and that with such hysteria that they often run into their pursuer. Though they are pugnacious fighters, they fight alone and so often end up in a predator's stomach. They are noted for reproducing more and more of the same. Like rabbits, SIXes often feel extremely vulnerable and live with much apprehensiveness and indecision. | Maria Beesing, O.P., Robert J. Nogosek, C.S.C., Patrick H. O'Leary, S.J. | A Journey of Self Discovery | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Metaphor | Animal-Redeemed | Healthy |
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DEER are always on the alert. Their ears can be turned to funnel sound. They hae large sensitive noses which pick up a variety of aromas. They have the ability to flex their skin and shake off biting flies. Their legs are like coiled springs, ready for any danger, and they need take only a few graceful leaps to reach safety. There they stop and inspect their intruder. Deer are uniquely adapted to survive. In winter if no other forage is availablle, they are able to eat bark, A starving doe re-absorbs one of her two fetuses to ensure a live birth. Deer face predators as a herd and rarely is one seen alone. | Maria Beesing, O.P., Robert J. Nogosek, C.S.C., Patrick H. O'Leary, S.J. | A Journey of Self Discovery | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Metaphor | Color | Healthy |
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BEIGE BROWN doesn't strike the eye, it doesn't shine on its own, and it fits in with its environment. It's the color of the bark that protects the tree from dangers. Brown is the combination of red and green, in which dynamic red does not reveal itself. It is the color of self-denial. Just like gold and silver, brown does not belong to the classic color spectrum. Still it is one of the most expressive and richly nuanced colors. It conveys closeness to the earth and security. Humus (earth) and humilitas (humility) have the same root in Latin. For this reason the medieval mendicant orders--and the Sufis before them--wore brown habits. | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Metaphor | Color | Healthy |
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SIXes, like BEIGE, are adaptable anywhere. Although not offensive, they don't blend into the woodwork either. | Maria Beesing, O.P., Robert J. Nogosek, C.S.C., Patrick H. O'Leary, S.J. | A Journey of Self Discovery | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 6 | Head (anxiety) | Metaphor | Spirituality | Healthy |
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Like DEER, redeemed SIXes are always ready and alert to avoid danger. They have great ability to survive amid the difficulties of life because they draw strength from their group. They have learned to live in a relaxed way by discovering that God is loyal and faithful and that their salvation does not depend simply on themsleves. | Maria Beesing, O.P., Robert J. Nogosek, C.S.C., Patrick H. O'Leary, S.J. | A Journey of Self Discovery | Compliant (1-2-6) | Intense (4-6-8) | Attachment (3-6-9) |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Metaphor | Animal-Compulsive | Unhealthy |
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MONKEYs are noisy and very inquisitive. They make strange noises and like to get into fights. They live literally in the air, leaping from branch to branch. Like monkeys, compulsive SEVENs look all around because they want to be ready for life. They talk much, telling gossipy stories. They do seem to be up in the air because they have so many things going on in their life and can always juggle more. | Maria Beesing, O.P., Robert J. Nogosek, C.S.C., Patrick H. O'Leary, S.J. | A Journey of Self Discovery | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Metaphor | Animal-Redeemed | Healthy |
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Though beautiful, BUTTERFLIES are actually monochromatic. Their colors are reflections of the sun's light on the facets of their wings. They are very subtle and touch down lightly. They have specialized toungues and are needed by flowers to further life through the ditribution of pollen. They are born as the result of a long period of dullness and come to life only after a great struggle to emerge. | Maria Beesing, O.P., Robert J. Nogosek, C.S.C., Patrick H. O'Leary, S.J. | A Journey of Self Discovery | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Metaphor | Color | Healthy |
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GREEN is the color of vitality and life. | Maria Beesing, O.P., Robert J. Nogosek, C.S.C., Patrick H. O'Leary, S.J. | A Journey of Self Discovery | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Metaphor | Color | Healthy |
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GREEN symbolizes vitality and joie de vivre, health and well-being. Hildegard of Bingen speaks of the "green force" or viriditas, from which all life springs. Green stands in colloquial language for naive and childish behavior. We call immature people "greenhorns." Unripe fruit is also green. Green reminds SEVENs that they have to work at maturing. In Christian art green is the color of Paradise and the color of the cross. In the Lady Cathedral in Zurich Marc Chagall painted a green-gold crucified Christ, surrounded by a brilliant green halo, in the middle of a green tree of life. | Richard Rohr | CAC.org | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 7 | Head (anxiety) | Metaphor | Spirituality | Healthy |
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Like BUTTERFLIES, redeemed SEVENs come to recongnize that the beauty they radiate is not their own but a reflection of God's presence refracted by the joys and sorrows of life. They know that God sees and cares even when things are painful, and they can find reason to hope. | Maria Beesing, O.P., Robert J. Nogosek, C.S.C., Patrick H. O'Leary, S.J. | A Journey of Self Discovery | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Positive (2-7-9) | Frustration (1-4-7) |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Metaphor | Animal-Compulsive | Unhealthy |
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The compulsive EIGHT is like a RHINOCEROS. Despite their fearsome size rhinos are vegetarians. They are nearsighted and thick-skinned. Whatever they don't recognize they gore or topple. Like rhinos, EIGHTs charge first and ask questions later. They stomp on another first to make sure they won't get hurt. EIGHTs will say, "Don't pull that crying stunt on me." | Maria Beesing, O.P., Robert J. Nogosek, C.S.C., Patrick H. O'Leary, S.J. | A Journey of Self Discovery | Aggressive (3-7-8) | Intense (4-6-8) | Rejection (2-5-8) |
| 8 | Gut (anger) | Metaphor | Animal-Redeemed | Healthy |