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Enneagram 6: Fear and Its Subtypes
Enneagram 6: Fear and Its Subtypes
Enneatype 6 of the Enneagram — self-preservation, sexual, and social
Introduction
Preface To The Second Volume, by Claudio Naranjo
By Way Of Introduction
E6 Equivalences In The Academic World: Self-Preservation, Sexual and Social Subtypes
The Self-Preservation Subtype
The Sexual Subtype
The Social Subtype
Self-Preservation 6
Passion In The Sphere Of Instinct: How Fear Works In The Self-Preservation Subtype
The Characteristic Neurotic Need
Interpersonal Strategy And Associated Irrational Ideas
Irrational Thoughts and "Crazy" Ideas
Other Characteristic Features and Psychodynamic Considerations
Emotionality and Fantasy
Childhood
Love
Historical Figure: Franz Peter Schubert
A Film Example
Jokes and Vignette
Transformation Process and Therapeutic Recommendations
Therapeutic Recommendations
Sexual 6
Passion In The Sphere Of Instinct: How Fear Works In The Sexual Subtype
The Characteristic Neurotic Need
Force, Reason... Or Moral Superiority
Making a virtue of necessity: always strong and brave
The Power
Strength in Intimate Relationships
Interpersonal Strategy and Associated Irrational Ideas
Correlative Ideas In The Cognitive Style Of The Sexual 6:
Interpersonal Relationships
Relationship with Authority
Other Characteristic Features and Psychodynamic Considerations
Emotionality and Fantasy
Childhood
Persona and Shadow: What Is Destructive For Themselves And Others
Love
Historical Figure: Otto Von Bismarck
Literary and Film Examples
A Film Example
Jokes and Cartoons
Transformation Process And Therapeutic Recommendations
Social 6
Passion In The Sphere Of Instinct: How Fear Works In The Social Subtype
Control and Stiffness
Submission and Obedience
Fear of Being Wrong
Requirement
Distrust
Anxiety
Duty
Idealism
Blocking of Natural Impulses
Self-Accusation
Moralistic, Punitive Conscience
Mechanism and Imperturbability
Displacement of Power
The Characteristic Neurotic Need
Interpersonal Strategy and Associated Irrational Ideas
Other Characteristic Traits And Psychodynamic Considerations
Emotionality and Fantasy
Childhood
Persona and Shadow: What is Destructive For Themselves And For Others
Love
Historical Character: Otto Adolf Eichmann
A Telephone Monologue And Two Cartoons
Transformation Process And Therapeutic Recommendations
Therapeutic Channels
