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Yesterday, I watched a podcast of Personalityhacker on Youtube talking about their recent workshop/retreat (The Way of the Symbols) with Uranio Paes and Beatrice Chestnut on the spiritual uses of the Enneagram:
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In this lenghty video, one tiny quote caught my attention (I'm paraphrasing) : Antonia and Joel describe the blindspot instinct as a beachball that we continuously push below water in an attempt to not deal with it (if I remember correctly). However, said beachball keeps popping up as a natural way of erupting unconsciously.
This intrigued me, so I looked for additional sources. I went to look for articles on Katherine Fauvre's website and surprise surprise! the first blog article was a about the third instinct : Is One Instinctual Type More Trouble Than The Others? Is The Third Instinct Blind? Where Did That Belief Come From?
Here's the aformentioned quote btw :
In this lenghty video, one tiny quote caught my attention (I'm paraphrasing) : Antonia and Joel describe the blindspot instinct as a beachball that we continuously push below water in an attempt to not deal with it (if I remember correctly). However, said beachball keeps popping up as a natural way of erupting unconsciously.
This intrigued me, so I looked for additional sources. I went to look for articles on Katherine Fauvre's website and surprise surprise! the first blog article was a about the third instinct : Is One Instinctual Type More Trouble Than The Others? Is The Third Instinct Blind? Where Did That Belief Come From?
Here's the aformentioned quote btw :
What do you guys think about it?Working with so many people in such a short period of time, I found that the third instinct was immature rather than blind. That is when I changed the word from blind to immature because once it was brought into awareness it could mature at an impressively rapid rate.
The last to be detected as problematic were the nonchalant aspects of the second instinct. The issue was the hidden parts of the second instinct that were not easy to see, at first glance that is. 😉 This seemed to pose many problems not easily seen as coming from the primary instinct.... and this is where people could easily stack their instincts in an order that may not be the most accurate.