Systematics Course: Drawing an Enneagram

[DSXmachine]

Where did you get one divided by seven?

[jurgensp]

@DSXmachine The enneagram consist of a system of three and a system of seven where the two share one point. If you number the enneagram points with point 9 being the top point of the enneagram then the three system is point 3,6 and 9 and the seven is the points 1,2,4,5,7,8,9. If you now take the result of 1 divided by seven you will see that the repetitive pattern of the inner lines are 142857. Hope it helps.

[SomeTime00]

no man, you have to draw it without having to stop and stard a different point.

[profanitytalker]

Wow! What a great video jurgensp! I recently found out myself that I am a type 6. Anyways, as I was searching more information about Type 6's, I found this awesome active forum were Enneagram users can come together and chat with other Enneagram users called "Personality Cafe". Just go on google and search for the keywords "Personality Cafe." I met a lot of enneagram users friends their and found more info about what its like to be a Type 6. Just want to help my fellow enneagram users out!

[TheDrfoxx]

Where did ya find out what number you were?

[ullervang111]

Hi, Dresden again, after reading up some on the enneagram The insight struck me that it is similiar to my interpretation of the rune HAGALAZ, wich I call the great awakener, for the cold hail will awaken the sleeping prince.

[ullervang111]

Very interesting I would like to learn more about enneagrams, Are you from the Uk? What do you think about the year 2012 and the Iching/ mayan prohpecies? sincerly, (Dresden) ullrvang111

[9marbles]

Bravo! Another good man on his way,on the Way.

[whatvideowhere]

many cultures had parts of it like I-ching and ancient jewish and babylonians but it was really explored and fully understood only this century by riso and his teacher; as far as we now anyway

[jurgensp]

Thank you for the information and comment.

[whatvideowhere]

The Enneagram in Love and Work: Understanding Your Intimate and Business Relationships -really useful Helen Palmer

and enneagram- understanding yourself and others in your life 2 other good books

[whatvideowhere]

1 divided by 9 is .1111 repeating

[whatvideowhere]

dr richard riso series is probably the best and has most info

[jurgensp]

templedances, books is a good source of information but ultimately one has to find a teacher. An beyond that integrate the information through practical application. I am sure you understand that since you are doing Gurdjieff dances.

[templedances]

Hello Jurgens , tank you , you learn this reading books or in another way?

i practice gurdjieff dances and it gave me some teachings ...

Daniel...

[8grooffie]

Why is this man irritatingly immitating Mr. Gurdjieff ?? It certainly does not help to get the message accross to people that donot know the enneagram or only know the personality-appliction of this emblem, that was NOT originated by Gurdjieff, but by his (sufi)teachers, that he stole his knowledge from . . . .

[jurgensp]

LOL, Thank you for the compliment...I would not mind if I immitated Mr Gurdjieff...even if it was irritating. Please forward me historic verifiable information that indicate that The (sufi) teachers had originated the enneagram as revealed by Mr Gurdjieff.

[miraclevortex]

I`ve tried to post before but may this not work at some hours. I noticed you have gone deep in the Enneagram studies.

Question: Does Bennett goes further than Ouspensky in the explanation of the symbol? Never read him.

[jurgensp]

I think it is worthwhile reading more from Bennett. I would consider the two complementary - The book by Mr Blake the Intelligent Enneagram is really a good book to read in addition.

[HowardTheFrog]

i'm sorry but what was the significance of 1/7? i couldn't hear him so well.

[8grooffie]

This man is an idiot, that doesn't want to serve others. Only wants a show for himself, better read J. Bennett . . he's ok.

[jurgensp]

I agree it is better to read for yourself...and even more to think for yourself.

[jurgensp]

1/7 = 0,142857 which gives the order in which the inner lines of the enneagram are drawn.

[Zmajevac]

can I borrow a book?

[jurgensp]

Which book do you want?

[INSTITUTG]

Thank you for your video. As you know, it's impossible (law of gauss) to make a perfect enneagram (9 points at equal distances on a circle). We know 11 way to draw an enneagram. But the real meanning is not in the drawing but in the real understanding of the law of 3 in three totalities, the law of seven, and the law of cosmos.

[jurgensp]

Thank you for the feedback. I agree with you. The law of three, the law of seven and the law of cosmos is important to understand.

[INSTITUTG]

Thank you for your video. As you know, it's impossible (law of gauss) to make a perfect enneagram (9 points at equal distances on a circle). We know 11 way to draw an enneagram. But the real meanning is not in the drawing but in the real understanding of the law of 3 in three totalities, the law of seven, and the law of cosmos.

[aj7748]

LoveGodIsLove(dot)org

[8grooffie]

sorry pressed the wrong button . . really sorry

[jurgensp]

Thank you for your comment on my Enneagram video. I would like to know if the video helped you to draw the diagram. Thanks for the feedback.

[ZeusZahouani]

i know of an easier way of drawing the enneagram(which is the sufi diagrammatic code of the octagon) but i rather dont say-:)

well thanks for the vid anyway..zeus

[memalley]

a few days ago when i heard about this shape, i tried to draw it...i couldn't.

[8grooffie]

This id because this man on the video is a fool . . . read Bennett instead and donot get entangled in all the personality deductions that 'fly around'