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Enneagram 9: Sloth and Its Subtypes
Enneagram 9: Sloth and Its Subtypes
Enneatype 9 of the Enneagram — self-preservation, sexual, and social
Introduction
Introduction: Main Contrasts Between The Subtypes Of E9:
Conservation, Sexual and Social
E9 Equivalences In The Academic World: Conservation, Sexual and Social Subtypes
Self-Preservation 9
Passion In The Sphere Of Instinct: How Sloth Works In The Self-Preservation Subtype
The Characteristic Neurotic Need
Interpersonal Strategy And Associated Irrational Ideas
Other Characteristic Traits And Psychodynamic Considerations
Emotionality and Fantasy
Childhood
The Persona And The Shadow: For Those Who Are Destructive To Themselves And Others
Love
Historical Example: Winston Churchill
Literary And Cinematic Examples
A Joke and A Song
Transformation Process And Therapeutic Recommendations
Sexual 9
Passion In The Sphere Of Instinct: How Sloth Works In The Sexual Subtype
The Characteristic Neurotic Need
Interpersonal Strategy and Associated Irrational Ideas
Other Characteristic Traits and Psychodynamic Considerations
Emotionality and Fantasy
Childhood
The Persona and the Shadow: For Those Who Are Destructive To Themselves And Others
Love
Historical Example: Velázquez
A Cinematic Example
A Joke
Transformation Process and Therapeutic Recommendations
Social 9
Passion In The Sphere Of Instinct: How Sloth Works In The Social Subtype The Passionate Involvement
The Characteristic Neurotic Need
Interpersonal Strategy and Associated Irrational Ideas
Other Characteristic Traits And Psychodynamic Considerations
Emotionality and Fantasy
Childhood
The Persona and the Shadow: For Those Who Are Destructive To Themselves And Others
Love
Historical Example: Desmond Tutu
Literary and Cinematic Examples
A Vignette
Transformation and Therapeutical Recommendations