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Cultivate the deeper dimensions of your true nature using the Enneagram and the Virtues. Apply new, experiential practices that open your heart and allow you to manifest your deepest gifts.
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Since this book on enneatypes in psychotherapy requires that the reader have a previous acquaintance with ego-types in light of the Enneagram, I have included here an account of the character styles themselves. This book contains nine divisions, each with a similar threefold structure: 1.