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The Most In Depth Self Discovery Book - Ever!
The Most In Depth Self Discovery Book - Ever!
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Discover your strengths and unleash your full potential by tapping into these secrets of self discovery.
Here’s an overview of this Self Discovery Encyclopedia
-This book will give you the tools you need to discover your true destiny and calling in life.
-The tools provided in this book will also help you to find your key strengths and weaknesses and how you can improve on it
-You’ll also be able to discover what are your inherent personality traits which support your success in life …and many more!
Enneagrams are a fascinating tool. Discover its humble origins, its role in psychology and how it helps people.
This chapter talks about:
The origins of enneagrams
Who started it and how it has evolved
Why it is important for understanding others
Its popularity in personal development circles
What are the 9 different types – reformer, helper, achiever, individualist, investigator, loyalist, enthusiast, challenger and peacemaker.
Personal development as you know it will change once you discover your type. Read on to find the beauty in every different type!
Where To Start
The Enneagram is typically known for its accuracy in predicting the various types of human personality. The first inception of the enneagram begun with George Ivanovich Gurdjieff – an Armenian mystic and spiritual teacher. Although the enneagram model has been known since ancient times, it was Gurdjieff who make the model publicly known.
Only in recent decades that the enneagram gained more prominence in the field of personal developmental studies through these two individuals – Oscar Ichazo and Claudio Naranjo.
It is not really a typology that is perpetuated among academic circles – especially in the field of psychology. However, it has a strong following among personal development circles because of its unique structure for finding out how people work.
Simply put, if you do not know yourself, it is very hard to begin understanding others.
Once you know yourself, you will be able to do some guesswork on how other people work, hence saving you a lot of frustration when dealing with people who are from different ‗types‘.
The test is fairly accurate if the person taking the test answers them authentically.
The enneagram consist of 9 different points, each point is connected to another point in a form of connectivity and association. Each point also affects the adjacent point which you will learn in the chapters to follow.
Below is a diagram of the chart and how you can understand the differences between all the different types and their placements. In the next chapter, you will learn how you can take a few tests and see how they work together to discover your type as well as a sub-type.
The exciting part of self discovery is about to begin! Which of the 9 types will you be?
This chapter talks about:
Websites where you can take the test
Where your type is and how it is affected by the one adjacent to it and connected to it by the lines
The effect of ‗wings‘…
What are sub-types?
All the different combinations of types and sub-types added together to form your unique personality
In order to live an effective life, understanding your fixations, ego, holy ideas, temptations and other factors your type tends to lean
towards – it is important to know them deep down, otherwise you will not be able to live true to yourself.
The Different Consciousness Levels
First of all, please take the test from either one of these 3 sources:
http://www.eclecticenergies.com/enneagram/test.php
http://www.enneagraminstitute.com/begin.asp
http://similarminds.com/test.html
After taking all some (or all) of these tests, you‘ll discover how you can easily identify 2 things:
(1) You will know which of the 9 ‗types‘ you are. You will be named among one of these types:
- The Reformer - The Helper - The Achiever - The Individualist - The Investigator - The Loyalist
- 12 -
- The Enthusiast - The Challenger - The Peacemaker
(2) Note that among these 9 types, there is always a possibility that you could be leaning ‗left‘ or ‗right‘ towards one of the other accompanying types. In other words, you could be a pure achiever, an achiever with a helper ‗wing‘, or an achiever with an individualistic ‗wing‘.
(3) Each type is also mildly affected by other type ...
Here’s an overview of this Self Discovery Encyclopedia
-This book will give you the tools you need to discover your true destiny and calling in life.
-The tools provided in this book will also help you to find your key strengths and weaknesses and how you can improve on it
-You’ll also be able to discover what are your inherent personality traits which support your success in life …and many more!
Enneagrams are a fascinating tool. Discover its humble origins, its role in psychology and how it helps people.
This chapter talks about:
The origins of enneagrams
Who started it and how it has evolved
Why it is important for understanding others
Its popularity in personal development circles
What are the 9 different types – reformer, helper, achiever, individualist, investigator, loyalist, enthusiast, challenger and peacemaker.
Personal development as you know it will change once you discover your type. Read on to find the beauty in every different type!
Where To Start
The Enneagram is typically known for its accuracy in predicting the various types of human personality. The first inception of the enneagram begun with George Ivanovich Gurdjieff – an Armenian mystic and spiritual teacher. Although the enneagram model has been known since ancient times, it was Gurdjieff who make the model publicly known.
Only in recent decades that the enneagram gained more prominence in the field of personal developmental studies through these two individuals – Oscar Ichazo and Claudio Naranjo.
It is not really a typology that is perpetuated among academic circles – especially in the field of psychology. However, it has a strong following among personal development circles because of its unique structure for finding out how people work.
Simply put, if you do not know yourself, it is very hard to begin understanding others.
Once you know yourself, you will be able to do some guesswork on how other people work, hence saving you a lot of frustration when dealing with people who are from different ‗types‘.
The test is fairly accurate if the person taking the test answers them authentically.
The enneagram consist of 9 different points, each point is connected to another point in a form of connectivity and association. Each point also affects the adjacent point which you will learn in the chapters to follow.
Below is a diagram of the chart and how you can understand the differences between all the different types and their placements. In the next chapter, you will learn how you can take a few tests and see how they work together to discover your type as well as a sub-type.
The exciting part of self discovery is about to begin! Which of the 9 types will you be?
This chapter talks about:
Websites where you can take the test
Where your type is and how it is affected by the one adjacent to it and connected to it by the lines
The effect of ‗wings‘…
What are sub-types?
All the different combinations of types and sub-types added together to form your unique personality
In order to live an effective life, understanding your fixations, ego, holy ideas, temptations and other factors your type tends to lean
towards – it is important to know them deep down, otherwise you will not be able to live true to yourself.
The Different Consciousness Levels
First of all, please take the test from either one of these 3 sources:
http://www.eclecticenergies.com/enneagram/test.php
http://www.enneagraminstitute.com/begin.asp
http://similarminds.com/test.html
After taking all some (or all) of these tests, you‘ll discover how you can easily identify 2 things:
(1) You will know which of the 9 ‗types‘ you are. You will be named among one of these types:
- The Reformer - The Helper - The Achiever - The Individualist - The Investigator - The Loyalist
- 12 -
- The Enthusiast - The Challenger - The Peacemaker
(2) Note that among these 9 types, there is always a possibility that you could be leaning ‗left‘ or ‗right‘ towards one of the other accompanying types. In other words, you could be a pure achiever, an achiever with a helper ‗wing‘, or an achiever with an individualistic ‗wing‘.
(3) Each type is also mildly affected by other type ...
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