The word "enneagram" has Greek roots and refers to a nine-pointed symbol consisting of three shapes: an outer circle with a triangle and hexagon inside. As a personality theory, the Enneagram ...

For those unfamiliar, the Enneagram is a nine-pointed symbol used to describe nine core personality types, each shaped by particular fears, desires and coping strategies. These types are grouped ...

Others see similarities between the Enneagram’s nine-pointed figure and a symbol used in ancient Sufism. The Peacemaker/Mediator: Nines are accepting, go-with-the-flow people whose longing for ...

Sandra Smith isn’t sure why the Enneagram has taken off so recently among faith communities. Maybe it’s because of social media, or perhaps it’s because of the popularity of categorizing ...

The Enneagram is a system for naming and exploring nine personality types. It gathered its meaning through the many lives of an ancient symbol, but it really emerged as the psychological tool we ...

Though the Enneagram was not created by one person or group, Georgian philosopher George Gurdjieff is credited with the symbol’s reintroduction to the modern world around 1916, says Andrea ...

In the past several years, the enneagram has become a pretty popular tool for categorizing and understanding personality. From certified coaches and Instagram influencers to being an entertaining ...

The Enneagram, a personality typing system that allocates people into types numbered one through nine, has pexploded in popularity with Christian publishers in the last decade. In 2016 ...

The Enneagram system is a popular theory that assigns everyone a personality type, and figuring out which one you are isn’t just interesting—it can also help you understand what motivates your ...