The Enneagram Way
Cicci Lyckow BäckmanEnneagram-informed somatic depth, experiential exploration, and the messy art of staying friends with yourself during the deep work.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 65 | Subscribers | Read | theenneagramway.substack.com |
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The Enneagram glass ceiling
During our journey with the Enneagram, a particular kind of frustration can surface. For some, it appears early on. For most, it arrives later — after a couple of years of enthusiastic exploration, complete with real delight and the occasio...
Upgrading from resolution to revolution
The turn of a new year tends to invite forward-looking questions: what do I want more of, what would I like to change, where am I heading next. This year, I find myself more interested in a different angle — not so much the desired outcome,...
Painted into the corner of cognition
Actual, lived experience is more important than ever. More important than belief, more important than what we’re told, more important, even, than what our old, familiar thought patterns are claiming is true. It’s our compass, our true North...
The centre shuffle
Last week’s article explored what the centre triad of our Enneagram type does — and does not — say about our actual capacities, and about our access to all three centres of intelligence. In its wake, a recurring question surfaced, both publ...
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I help you stay friends with yourself while excavating the depths. I'm writing @ZeroBypassGrowth and @TheEnneagramWay, and I'm a fan of truth and my two Siberian fluff-balls.
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