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Re: subtypes and stereotypes

Re: subtypes and stereotypes

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Posted by Jukka on February 14, 1998 at 16:57:30:

In Reply to: subtypes and stereotypes posted by Derf on February 10, 1998 at 04:56:39:

: 3 and 5 seem to make sense as "wings" of 4, because 4s seem to be caught between the desire to be known and affirmed, and the desire to be hidden, private, "spiritual." The Enneagram is full of rich little tidbits like this, if you look into it.

(I don't know if this has anything to do with your original idea...but...)

Derf, I have paid attention to your type and noticed that it is the same as Riso's type. I would say that Riso has written his descriptions of healthy levels with his 3 wing and his 4 wing has helped him to illustrate the unhealthy levels. Do you agree?

Jukka

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: : : 3 and 5 seem to make sense as "wings" of 4, because 4s seem to be caught between the desire to be known and affirmed, and the desire to be hidden, private, "spiritual." The Enneagram is full of rich little tidbits like this, if you look into it. : (I don't know if this has anything to do with your original idea...but...) : Derf, I have paid attention to your type and noticed that it is the same as Riso's type. I would say that Riso has written his descriptions of healthy levels with his 3 wing and his 4 wing has helped him to illustrate the unhealthy levels. Do you agree? : Jukka :

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