Table of Contents

Welcome to Ron’s work to illustrate the Enneagram using colors, geometry, & images. I do not wish to introduce “new content” about about the Enneagram, but try to draw from established sources such as the Enneagram Institute & Richard Rohr

  1. What’s the Enneagram? (Introduction)
  2. A Brief History of Personality & Temperament Theory
    1. Hippocrates & Galen (Humors/Temperaments) 400 BCE to 200 CE
    2. Evagrius Ponticus “Seven Mortal Passions” (4th Century CE)
    3. Ramon Lull “Ars Magna” (13th Century)
    4. G.I. Gurdjieff (Early 20th Century)
    5. C.G. Jung’s Psychological Types (1921)
    6. Oskar Ichazo (later-20th Century)
  3. Three Intellectual Centers: Thinking, Feeling, & Doing
  4. Three Philosophical Transcendents
  5. The Nine numbers explained on a unified circle
  6. Integration/Disintegration (The lines connecting each number to other numbers)
  7. Enneagram Wings (in between each of the nine numbers)
  8. Three “Stances:” Karen Horney’s “Three Neurotic Needs” in Humans
  9. How does the Ennegram model compare to the MBTI model?
  10. Famous Faces & and their possible Enneagram Number
  11. Enneagram of Songwriters