“And the day came that the risk to remain tight in the bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom” — Anaïs Nin
I know it’s not quite spring *JUST* yet, but on my walk with Fern this morning things felt a little…
Chris Heuertz: “The Enneagram and Belonging: A Vulnerable Exploration of the Passions” for the Community of Practice Session on November 26, 2022
How and where do we belong, and what are the resistances and obstacles to an experience of belonging in ourselves…
Nelson Mandela was sent to Robben Island in the winter of 1964. For eighteen years Mandela slept on the floor…
In the fall of 2007, the world got an inside look at the life of one of its most revered…
This usually comes as a surprise to folks, but there are way too many incredible spots to eat at in…
Chris tackles the challenge of overviewing the history of the enneagram, discussing all nine types, and explaining how understanding the…
Moving from the hard work of self-observation to the compassionate work of self-remembering
Moving from the hard work of self-observation to the compassionate work of self-remembering leads us to the thrilling work of…
Throughout history, dragons have been a universal symbol of what connects the earth and sky—symbolically the unconscious and conscious mind….
Originally posted on July 28, 2020. This post is an update to our previous statement on June 14, 2020 in relation to…
What is the Enneagram of Personality? Join Chris Heuertz as he unpacks the fundamentals of this rich tradition by explaining…