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390 contributions to Enneagram: Living from Essence
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I genuinely have missed this community and reading @Brad Weyant information about Enneagram. I am having a little getaway for a few days so maybe I can catch up on some reading here. I have been absent because I am focusing on something that is currently needing all my time, but I am not missing forever....love this community.🫶
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Enjoy your travels. Hopefully it all goes well for you!
Enneagram Type Six: The Three Subtypes
Every Type Six seeks security, guidance, and a sense of certainty in an uncertain world. But the three instincts shape how that search for safety is expressed. 🛡️ Self-Preservation Six – Warmth Focuses on creating safety through relationships, trust, and mutual support. These Sixes often appear friendly, approachable, and dependable, building security by fostering goodwill and connection. 🤝 Social Six – Duty Focuses on loyalty, responsibility, and commitment to shared values. They seek security by fulfilling their role, honoring commitments, and contributing to something greater than themselves. ❤️ One-to-One Six – Strength Focuses on overcoming fear by meeting it head-on. These Sixes often appear bold, intense, or even intimidating, confronting uncertainty directly rather than retreating from it. The instinct doesn't change the core Type Six pattern, it changes where security is sought and how fear is managed. Understanding your subtype can reveal the unique strategy your personality has developed and help you discover the deeper confidence that comes from trusting your own inner ground. Reflection: Which of these three expressions feels most familiar to you or to a Type Six in your life?
Enneagram Type Six: The Three Subtypes
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@Giuliana DC Urzola that is good noticing and a distinction that separates from fearful types. I haven't discussed this but type 6, 1 on 1 is usually the hardest to type. It is fear based but does not look like fear because they go against fear. They can look like 8's challenging but it is fear based instead of anger based. 1 on 1 is my second subtype and so I can go into fear like you here too.
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@Tony Sibbald
Enneagram Type Seven: The Three Subtypes
Every Type Seven seeks freedom, possibility, and the joy of experiencing life fully. But the three instincts shape how that search for fulfillment is expressed. 🛡️ Self-Preservation Seven – Family Focuses on creating abundance, comfort, and security for themselves and those they care about. These Sevens often express their optimism by providing, planning, and making sure everyone has what they need. 🤝 Social Seven – Sacrifice Focuses on contributing to the well-being of the group. These Sevens often set aside personal desires to serve a larger purpose, finding joy through generosity, idealism, and shared meaning. ❤️ One-to-One Seven – Suggestibility Focuses on excitement, inspiration, and the pursuit of extraordinary experiences. These Sevens are drawn to intensity, imagination, and possibility, bringing enthusiasm and vision into their closest relationships. The instinct doesn't change the core Type Seven pattern, it changes where fulfillment is sought and how the desire for freedom is expressed. Understanding your subtype can reveal the unique strategy your personality has developed and help you discover the deeper contentment that isn't dependent on the next experience. Reflection: Which of these three expressions feels most familiar to you or to a Type Seven in your life?
Enneagram Type Seven: The Three Subtypes
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I don't relate to this one as much. Still in the social category as sacrificing for the group.
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@Tony Sibbald it gets very expansive at this point.
Enneagram Type Nine: The Three Subtypes
Every Type Nine seeks inner peace, harmony, and a sense of connection. But the three instincts shape how that desire for peace is expressed. 🛡️ Self-Preservation Nine – Appetite Focuses on creating comfort, stability, and well-being through familiar routines and simple pleasures. These Nines often find peace by settling into what feels safe, predictable, and nourishing. 🤝 Social Nine – Participation Focuses on belonging and contributing to the group. These Nines naturally support others, work for harmony, and often lose themselves in shared roles, responsibilities, or community. ❤️ One-to-One Nine – Fusion Focuses on creating deep connection through merging with another person. These Nines often prioritize the desires, interests, or energy of those they love, sometimes forgetting their own voice in the process. The instinct doesn't change the core Type Nine pattern, it changes where peace is sought and how connection is maintained. Understanding your subtype can reveal the unique way your personality avoids inner conflict and point you toward the deeper peace that comes from fully inhabiting your own presence. Reflection: Which of these three expressions feels most familiar to you or to a Type Nine in your life?
Enneagram Type Nine: The Three Subtypes
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Hey look it is me. I'm the social subtype so group, community, and all the above is what I do. As a social the airport is a wild place because I am soaking in everyone and that is intense. My second leading subtype is One-to-One so I'll go there often times and connect deeply with somone and have a good conversation. I'm almost anti self--pres. I prefer no routines and even have designed my life around not being in routine. It feels constricting to me. I don't want to have to sleep or wake up at the same time. Eat the same food all the time. So I will push back against these kinds of things.
Enneagram Type Eight: The Three Subtypes
Every Type Eight seeks strength, autonomy, and the freedom to protect what matters. But the three instincts shape how that power is expressed. 🛡️ Self-Preservation Eight – Satisfactory Survival Focuses on creating independence through resources, resilience, and self-reliance. These Eights are practical, grounded, and determined to ensure that they—and those they care about—have what they need. 🤝 Social Eight – Solidarity Focuses on using strength in service of the group. These Eights naturally step into leadership, protect the vulnerable, and fight for justice, often becoming champions for others. ❤️ One-to-One Eight – Possession Focuses on intensity, passion, and total engagement in relationships. These Eights seek deep, powerful connections and often bring tremendous vitality, loyalty, and presence to the people they love. The instinct doesn't change the core Type Eight pattern, it changes where power is directed and how protection is expressed. Understanding your subtype can reveal the unique strategy your personality has developed and help you discover that true strength is not just the ability to control life—but the capacity to remain open to it. Reflection: Which of these three expressions feels most familiar to you or to a Type Eight in your life?
Enneagram Type Eight: The Three Subtypes
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I can't tell you how many times I have just become the leader whether I wanted to or not in a group. Like being the foreman of a jury when I was 25 as the youngest one there. So group dynamics and the loyalty part are very relatable to me. 8 is my main wing as the neighboring number to my 9. These patterns aren't my day to day go to, but they do influence me very regularly.
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