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Ebook About A groundbreaking exploration of the spiritual dimension of working with the enneagram by one of its earliest students and teachers in America.Here is one of the first books to explore in an authentic and comprehensive way the original spiritual dimension of the enneagram. Among the most knowledgeable teachers of the enneagram in America, Sandra Maitri shows how the enneagram not only reveals our personalities, but illuminates a basic essence within each of us. She shows how traversing the inner territory particular to our ennea-type can bring us profound fulfillment and meaning, as well as authentic spiritual development.Book The Spiritual Dimension of the Enneagram: Nine Faces of the Soul Review :
I was familiar with the Enneagram as a personality typing system, but this book cracked things WIDE open for me. Before, I saw personality types as just one more way to understand yourself and your quirks. Basically, personality was YOU. This book makes it clear that your personality is just a construct -- not actually you.Early on in this book, the author makes a great point about how sure: you can study your prison walls carefully and understand the materials thoroughly, but wouldn't it just be better to NOT BE IN A PRISON CELL? Your personality is that prison cell, and this book wants to help you see outside it. The theory is that if you understand the spiritual challenges that caused your personality/ego structures to build up in the particular ways they did, you have valuable information about how to work to dismantle those ego structures to better access your more authentic self -- the you behind the you you THINK is you.This book is filled with profound wisdom, and is hugely useful for both understanding yourself as well as the people around you. I found that it provided remarkable insights into why some kinds of folks just seem so bothersome! That said, I deeply appreciated the author's encouragement not to weaponize the book's information -- you could use these insights as a way to harshly attack people. For me, I found that once I understood the spiritual reasons behind certain personality quirks, I was then able to feel a lot more compassion for people. Things that used to seem sort of irritating about other folks, now strike me as both relatable and sad, now that I understand better what can cause the issues.This book is tremendous, and gives you SO MUCH food for thought. I am sure I will refer to it many times... that said, I'm knocking a star off for a couple reasons:1. The writing style is unnecessarily complex at times. I realize that the author is trying to convey a huge amount of information, but there were certain parts of the book (especially the introduction!) that felt almost intentionally complex. The more spiritual reading I do, the more I have come to appreciate writers who do NOT try to hide their concepts behind big words or complex sentence structures. (And I say that as a writer myself who loves big words!) It feels like the author really wants to make you work for your insights, which is fine I suppose... but it makes it hard to recommend the book to people who aren't as deep into personal development or psychology reading as I am. I'd like everyone to read this, but I know the writing style will turn people off!2. The repeated opaque references to The Diamond Method felt out of context and confusing. One minute we're talking about nine personality types, and then all of a sudden we're talking about pearls and yellow and what? If I wanted to read about The Diamond Method, I wouldn't have sought it out.3. I read the entire book (not just my type), and it started to feel like the spiritual guidance for the personality types was quite similar. It felt a little redundant at times. (Emptiness becomes spaciousness, etc.)4. Ug, Freudianism.I would love to read an updated edition... the book is almost 20 years old, and contains a lot of outdated cultural references. It's easy to just read around them, but the information contained in the book is SO POWERFUL that I'd love it to be updated and relevant to younger, more current readers.Anyway, I don't want my quibbles to be taken as disliking the book. I LOVED IT and it was one of the most powerful books I've read this year. For those who are willing to dig deep and look unflinchingly at their spiritual wounds in the hopes of attending to them and growing forward into a less ego-driven version of themselves, I HIGHLY recommend it! She knows her stuff, and gives a very clear and comprehensive understanding of the enneagram which I found helpful, but I'm thinking "didn't she have an editor?" It was challenging to plow through it because she makes the same point over and over again repetitively.She also over-uses the unnecessary word "that" constantly throughout the book, sometimes two or three times in the same sentence. If you eliminate the word "that" from 4 of the 5 times it is used in the following passage the meaning does not change and it's easier to read (parenthesis are mine) "It is important to understand (that) I am not condoning humanity's mistreatment of each other, nor am I suggesting (that) those who treat others in harmful ways should go unpunished. I am simply saying (that) such behavior is only possible when we live our lives out of synch and out of touch with the totality that we are, and (that) such actions do not reflect our fundamental nature."I believe this book could be half as long as it is, and would be clearer and easier to read without compromising any of the information in it. 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