Home|
Free Test |
Business |
Contact us |
Courses | Course
Schedule![]()
Type Nine - THE PEACEMAKER
The
Easygoing, Self-Effacing Type:
Receptive, Reassuring Agreeable, and Complacent
(The Schizoid and Dependent Personality Disorders) Basic Fear: Of loss
and separation
Basic Desire: To have inner stability "peace of mind"
Enneagram Nine with an Eight-Wing: "The Referee"
Enneagram Nine with a One-Wing: "The Dreamer"
Healthy: Deeply receptive, accepting,
unselfconscious, emotionally stable and serene. Trusting of self and
others, at ease with self and life, innocent and simple. Patient,
unpretentious, good-natured, genuinely nice people. / Optimistic,
reassuring, supportive: have a healing and calming influence and
harmonizing groups, bringing people together: a good mediator,
synthesizer, and communicator.
At Their Best: Become self-possessed, feeling autonomous and fulfilled:
have great equanimity and contentment because they are present to
themselves. Paradoxically, at one with self, and thus able to form more
profound relationships. Intensely alive, fully connected to self and
others.
Average: Fear conflicts, so become self-effacing and
accommodating, idealizing others and "going along" with their wishes,
saying "yes" to things they do not really want to do. Fall into
conventional roles and expectations. Use philosophies and stock sayings
to deflect others./ Active, but disengaged, unreflective, and
inattentive. Do not want to be affected, so become unresponsive and
complacent, walking away from problems, and "sweeping them under the
rug." Thinking becomes hazy and ruminative, mostly comforting fantasies,
as they begin to "tune out" reality, becoming oblivious. Emotionally
indolent, unwillingness to exert self or to focus on problems:
indifference. / Begin to minimize problems, to appease others and to
have "peace at any price." Stubborn, fatalistic, and resigned, as if
nothing could be done to change anything. Into wishful thinking, and
magical solutions. Others frustrated and angry by their procrastination
and unresponsiveness.
Unhealthy: Can be highly repressed, undeveloped, and
ineffectual. Feel incapable of facing problems: become obstinate,
dissociating self from all conflicts. Neglectful and dangerous to
others. / Wanting to block out of awareness anything that could affect,
them, they dissociate so much that they eventually cannot function:
numb, depersonalized. / They finally become severely disoriented and
catatonic, abandoning themselves, turning into shattered shells.
Multiple personalities possible.
Key Motivations: Want to create harmony in their
environment, to avoid conflicts and tension, to preserve things as they
are, to resist whatever would upset or disturb them.
Examples: Abraham Lincoln, Joseph Campbell, Carl Jung, Ronald Reagan,
Gerald Ford, Queen Elizabeth II, Princess Grace, Walter Cronkite, George
Lucas, Walt Disney, John Kennedy, Jr., Sophia Loren, Geena Davis, Lisa
Kudrow, Kevin Costner, Keanu Reeves, Woody Harrelson, Ron Howard,
Matthew Broderick, Ringo Starr, Whoopi Goldberg, Janet Jackson, Nancy
Kerrigan, Jim Hensen, Marc Chagall, Norman Rockwell, "Edith Bunker"
(Archie Bunker), and "Marge Simpson" (The Simpsons).
Wisdom Tips
Finding Your Hidden Strengths: Whenever you idealize someone in a relationships, notice what qualities about the other person you tend to focus on. Are these qualities that you feel are missing in yourself? remember that in your Essential nature, you already have these qualities-and that, from this point of view, the other person is simply acting as a reminder to you of what is blocked in yourself. Your idealisations can therefore act as a trustworthy guide for your own Inner Work to uncover and claim more of your own positive qualities.
pg 330 The Wisdom of The Enneagram
copyright www.EnneagramInstitute.com 2012
MetaMe
| Free Test |
Business
Applications | Contact us
| Courses |
Course Schedule
Site Map |
FAQ | Relationships |
Interpreting Results |
Riso-Hudson Training
| System |
Resources |
The Levels |
The Instincts
The 9 Types |
Type 1 | Type 2 |
Type 3 |
Type 4 |
Type 5 |
Type 6 |
Type 7 |
Type 8 |
Type 9