Existential Enneagram

This one is a good one! (if it has typos, I’ll need to redo it)

Here I think we finally see the connection between my Enneagram and the stereotypical Enneagram others are used to working with. The 3rd dimension, which deals with personhood, is Socially (SO) motivated. This is where ego development happens, and what are y’all used to working with in your stereotypical Enneagrams? Ego! (Personality). Ego is the conglomerate expression of the person, in a way others can experience it. In existential approaches in general, the goal is to become more authentic - for that personality to work out its hangs ups and sticking points that lead to self-sabotage. Same thing here, and in this I present Self-Worth development- to the right of each point is a description- which you may recognize as “the high side”of the various points. That’s right - all my strange weaving roads lead to the same end!

But for this to be true, it means my way of getting here is valid, because each piece built up into the outcome. So Hah! I will pay myself on the back, and proudly announce it to a world that is not listening - though it is public, so, you can give it a gaze if it pleases you to do so.

Today I made a new Existential Analysis Enneagram. This one is part of the work done with FM3, in the dimensiom of personhood. It does not go into detail but consider the triangle the primary form of FM3. Ignore those points, 1, 2, and 4 are represent respectively the FM3 coping reactions: distancing oneself, flight forward, and defiance (abraison), and 5, 7, and 8 repeat that pattern on the opposite side. The triad points will associate more with the freeze reaction, splitting/dissociation but in context of thier own associated line/path.

This probably doesn’t mean much to y’all, but I find it exceptionally useful in understanding the real personal injury mechanics of the patterns we would associate with “lower health levels”.