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Re: Enneagram questions

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Posted by Laurence on September 30, 2000 at 04:20:07:

In Reply to: Enneagram questions posted by voodoodolly on September 28, 2000 at 01:06:18:

My own trainers after years of experience coaching, healing, researching and training in psychology, NLP, hypnotherapy, enneagram, tended to think that there are some "genetic" factors that shape our perception. BUt they always reminded very cautious about afferming anything for sure before they'd have collected enough evidence. They always kept stressing interaction and the systemic nature of all living organisms.
You'll find some bais for some somatic distinctions in Claudio Naranjo's "Character and Neurosis".

: Okay, here are some current questions I have about the enneagram:
: 1. What is type born out of? Is it strictly our emotional leanings that determines our type, or is it our thought process itself (the way we approach problem solving for example)? Is it genetic or learned behavior?
: 2. Has anyone come across books or articles that show concrete (physical evidence) of commonality within a type?

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: My own trainers after years of experience coaching, healing, researching and training in psychology, NLP, hypnotherapy, enneagram, tended to think that there are some "genetic" factors that shape our perception. BUt they always reminded very cautious about afferming anything for sure before they'd have collected enough evidence. They always kept stressing interaction and the systemic nature of all living organisms. : You'll find some bais for some somatic distinctions in Claudio Naranjo's "Character and Neurosis". : : : Okay, here are some current questions I have about the enneagram: : : 1. What is type born out of? Is it strictly our emotional leanings that determines our type, or is it our thought process itself (the way we approach problem solving for example)? Is it genetic or learned behavior? : : 2. Has anyone come across books or articles that show concrete (physical evidence) of commonality within a type?

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