Три тип как определить
This simple test helps you determine the dominant Enneagram type for each of the three centers of intelligence along with the wing for each of those types (tri-center with wings).
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The test result displays your most likely tri-center, tri-center with wings, and gut, heart, and head types.
Disclaimer:
The results of Enneagram tests are not definitive but best used as a starting point for you to further explore and confirm the type(s) identified by the test. Try on the results for fit but hold them loosely. Feel free to take the test more than once trying different choices.
Instructions:
This test presents groups of statements. Choose the statements in each group that best fits for you as you’ve been most of your life.
The short version has you choose between 8 sets of statements.
Last Updated: April 2022
The long version has you choose between 24-28 sets of statements.
Last Updated: April 2022
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Три тип как определить
Мы привыкли считать, что наша успешность и эффективность зависят от того, насколько высок наш IQ – то есть от нашей способности запоминать и анализировать информацию, а также принимать решения и делать выводы, основываясь на логике.
Еще в 80-е годы 20-го века психологи всерьез заговорили об EQ, или эмоциональной компетентности – нашей способности выстраивать отношения, распознавать свое эмоциональное состояние и эмоциональное состояние собеседника, а также справляться со стрессом. Оказалось, что наша успешность во многих сферах зависит не столько от нашего мыслительного интеллекта, сколько от интеллекта эмоционального.
Кроме того, у нас есть еще третий, не менее важный и самый древний тип интеллекта – наш телесный, или инстинктивный интеллект , о котором официальная психология заговорила всерьез относительно недавно. Именно этот вид интеллекта отвечает за нашу жизненную энергию и силу, а также за способность принимать решения интуитивно, опираясь на инстинктивные реакции.
Хотите узнать, какой тип интеллекта является ведущим у вас?
Для каждого из центров Эннеаграмма описывает 3 основных аспекта:
Сердечный (эмоциональный) центр Эннеаграммы:
К сердечному центру в Эннеаграмме относятся типы 2, 3 и 4. Истинная функция сердечного центра связана с тем, чтобы мы могли испытывать естественное чувство любви и принятия по отношению к себе и другим людям. Иными словами, когда сердечный центр работает у нас без искажений, то в отношениях с другими людьми мы можем чувствовать себя естественно, можем быть собой, и при этом мы верим в то, что другие люди нас любят и принимают.
Центр головы Эннеаграммы (мыслительный):
К мыслительному центру в Эннеаграмме относятся типы 5, 6 и 7. Истинная функция этого центра – это видение направления, вера в то, что в будущем со мной все будет хорошо. Это похоже на состояние с очень ясным взором и одновременно внутренней тишиной. И в этом состоянии внутренней тишины у нас рождается спокойная уверенность: что бы ни происходило со мной в жизни, я найду самое правильное решение и я справлюсь со сложившейся ситуацией.
Телесный (инстинктивный) центр Эннеаграммы:
К телесному центру Эннеаграммы относятся типы 8, 9 и 1. Истинная функция телесного центра заключается в том, чтобы чувствовать себя живыми, иметь доступ к своей жизненной силе, энергии, действовать спонтанно. Но часто ли в жизни мы находимся в состоянии контакта со своей жизненной силой и жизненной энергией, со своими телесными ощущениями? Часто ли мы по-настоящему присутствуем в своем теле?
Тест на определение типа Эннеаграммы
Прочитайте утверждения. Если утверждение справедливо для вас, выберите «Да». Если утверждение не относится к вам, нажмите «Нет».
Внимание! Чтобы результаты теста были максимально достоверными:
1. Внимательно прочитайте утверждение. Если вы согласны с утверждением, выбирайте «Да». Если это утверждение к вам не относится, выбирайте «Нет».
2. Для тех утверждений, которые состоят из двух частей, выбирайте «Да», если вы согласны с обеими частями утверждения.
3. Будьте искренними с собой. Отмечайте те утверждения, которые характеризуют вас на протяжении всей жизни, а не временами. В тесте нет правильных или неправильных ответов, поэтому просто доверьтесь себе и отвечайте так, как чувствуете изнутри.
В тесте 81 вопрос.
Внимание!
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Как расшифровать результаты теста:
Результаты теста показывают, насколько сильно проявлены в вашем характере черты каждого из 9 типов личности.
100% означает, что в вас максимально проявлены черты данного типа личности.
0% означает, что черты данного типа для вас совершенно не свойственны.
Описание типов Эннеаграммы:
Обычно бывает, что 2-3 типа набирают больше процентов, чем остальные. Это естественно, так как некоторые типы Эннеаграммы похожи друг на друга, а в ситуации безопасности или стресса мы переходим к паттернам других типов.
Тем не менее, только один тип Эннеаграммы действительно определяет наше мышление и наши способы взаимодействия с миром. Он остается неизменным на протяжении всей жизни, независимо от пола, возраста, личностного роста и т.д. Изменяясь и развиваясь в различных направлениях, мы продолжаем принадлежать одному и тому же «основному» типу личности.
Чтобы точно определить ваш тип личности, прочитайте описание 2-3 типов, которые набрали максимальное количество процентов. Если описание одного из них полностью совпадает с вашим восприятием себя, вы чувствуете полное попадание, то, скорее всего, это ваш тип Эннеаграммы.
Если вы не можете выделить один тип, понаблюдайте за собой в течение некоторого времени. Обращайте внимание на свои типичные реакции, мысли и чувства, а также на то, как вы ведете себя в состоянии стресса и безопасности.
Enneagram Tritype® Test
• Comprehensive Testing Instrument
• Based on 22 Enneagram Research Studies
• 8 Tests in 1 with Special Features
• Programmed to Detect Patterns used by 6s
• Enneastyle Lexicon Assessment
• Analogous and Tritype® Enneaspreads
• Identifies Type, Tritype® & Instinctual Stacking
Tritype, What are Tritypes®, What is Tritype®? How do I find my Tritype®? How do you identify your Tritype®? How does one find their Tritype®?
Tritype®, a 27-point personality system coined and created by Katherine Chernick Fauvre, is based on the theory that an individual uses three Enneagram Types, not just one. These three types occur as one in each of the three centers of intelligence: head (5,6,7), heart (2,3,4), and gut (8,9,1) and are used in a preferred, continuously oscillating, descending, and stacking order, which create a “new» type unto itself with a more specific worldview, coping mechanisms, and defense strategies. The Enneagram Type at the top of your Tritype® Stacking is your dominant or «core» Enneagram Type.
Extensive research with tens of thousands of international participants has confirmed that each Tritype® Archetype comprises the character traits of the three types within the Tritype®. These traits within the Tritype® combine to create the 27 unique Tritypes®, each with its own set of core values, needs, fears, and concerns that include: a specific focus of attention, idealized image, core triggers, core fears, desires, blindspots, a sense of purpose, and growing edge, adding significant precision, accuracy, and scope to the Enneagram Typing process.
Research also suggests that the common theme found among the three types within an individual’s Tritype® identifies that individual’s archetypal life purpose and a critical blind spot to self-awareness. In addition, the shared view by the types in an individual’s Tritype® gives important clues as to what is needed to live a more conscious and meaningful life.
One of the three types in an individual’s Tritype® is the “core” or dominant type and represents the ego’s preferred defense strategy and is in charge of the 3Type defense system. The ego always uses the strategies of all three types in unison in a rapid, repeating, hierarchical stacking order throughout the day, every day. The dominant type will continuously deploy the other two types in the Tritype® to make decisions and solve problems.
It is important to note that just combining the three preferred types, one from each of the three centers, is not enough to explain the attentional patterns of each of the 27 Tritype® Archetypes or to confirm which Tritype® is dominant. We can theorize about which type we identify with most in each triad, but the focus of attention of the Tritype® emerges because of what happens when these three types merge and, in effect, become one type, which is the Tritype®.
This is because the characteristics of all three types influence one another. As a result, some characteristics are amplified, while other characteristics are minimized by the characteristics of the two other types within the Tritype®. These distinct differences explain why each Tritype® is unique.
For example, the 478 Tritype® has the three “creative» Enneagram Types, one from each triad (4,7,8), which include the two types that prefer what is unusual (4,7), the two types that share the line of intensity (4-8), and the two assertive types (7,8) thus creating a type of person that is innovative, creative, outspoken, intense, assertive, deep, sensitive, and unconventional with an original way of doing things.
Having said that, types 8 and 7 combine to override the emotional sensitivity of type 4, so it is more hidden, but it is always there. The intensity of type 4 and type 8 is still there but the type7 brings a lighter touch. If Type 4 is the lead type, the emotional nature of type 4 is more expressed than when type 7 or type 8 is the lead type.
Can Your Tritype® Change?
Just as with your primary type, your Tritype® will never change. The only time you may think you have changed your Tritype® is because you have not yet discovered your Tritype®. Unfortunately, there is a lot of misinformation as to what happens when the three types in your Tritype® merge and create the specific focus of attention of your Tritype®. This Trityping® error can happen if you have identified with your behaviors or descriptions of the types and Tritypes® rather than the actual defense strategies you use.
High Side and Low Side of Tritypes®
Just like our Enneagram type, we have a «high side» and a «low side» of these Tritype® interactions that distinguish each as having a separate purpose. The values and concerns of the three types in our Tritype® come together to become the guiding principles in life and give us our sense of values, purpose, and the guiding principles one should follow.
The high side of the intersection of these three Enneagram Types is that they define what gives life direction, focus, and purpose for the individual with that Tritype® combination.
The low side of this intersection is that the defense strategies collude or «miss the mark» in the same way, narrowing one’s ability to accurately self-assess, and may even prevent a person from achieving a higher level of self-awareness by keeping the individual mired in outdated, rigid beliefs.
This collusion is both an asset and a liability. An individual’s strengths are a result of these three types working in concert with one another. An individual’s weaknesses result from this collusion as well, which limits self-awareness and spiritual growth, creating what we term an “egoic» blind spot.
Making this blind spot conscious often releases neurotic symptoms just as aligning oneself with the archetypal energies found in the three types in one’s Tritype® can align an individual with their life purpose and mission. Identifying one’s Tritype® Archetype creates an opportunity to discover one’s innate abilities, develop expertise, and experience a greater sense of satisfaction.
How is Tritype® different from Enneagram Type?
Tritype® theory suggests that we use three Enneagram types that combine to create a new type, with one dominant or ‘core’ type at the top of the stacking order, while Enneagram theory suggests that we have a single ‘core’ Enneagram type.
Tritype® can explain the distinctive ways in which each individual manages life using various combinations of ego strategies and coping mechanisms from each center, yet Tritype® (like the Enneagram) still remains a theory of motivation and not one of behavior.
What is the difference between Tritype® and Tri-fix? How is Tritype® different from Tri-fix?
How are Tritype® and Tri-fix the same?
Tritype® and tri-fix are two theories that share an important similarity. Both “Tritype®” and “tri-fix” recognize that individuals utilize a fixation from each triad; a type from each center of intelligence, respectively. This is important because it validated Katherine Chernick Fauvre’s findings that individuals have not just 1, but 3 Enneagram Types used in a specific oscillating, repeating and hierarchal stacking order.
This was always true with respect to the Enneagram of Personality but not formally recognized until Oscar Ichazo found it to be true based on his theory of trialectics and Katherine Fauvre independently found it to be true when researching the internal experience of type, initially with hundreds and soon tens thousands of interviews. It was very inspiring for Katherine to learn that Ichazo had also found that people used 3 centers and not 1.
What was key is that Oscar Ichazo and Katherine Fauvre both found the same essential truth; based on the law of three, through separate means. Katherine’s research validated Ichazo’s theory and his theory validated Katherine’s research findings and forever changed the way they both taught the Enneagram.
How are Tritype® and Tri-fix different
The differences between Oscar Ichazo’s tri-fix theory and Katherine Chernick Fauvre’s Tritype® theory can be seen in their names; tri-fix and Tritype® respectively.
Ichazo’s tri-fix is focused on the use of the three mental “fixations” only. Katherine Fauvre’s Tritype® is based on the full use of each type including: the fixations, the passions, and the convictions, as well as the dynamic aspects produced by the primary type moving towards and away from its two wings and its two lines of connection.
Katherine found that with Tritype®, individuals use the full defense strategy of their three types, including: the mental fixations, the emotional passions, the visceral sensations and convictions, and defense strategies of the types that merge to create a “new type unto itself.”
Each Tritype® and Tritype® Archetype has its own unique focus of attention that includes: an idealized image, core triggers, fears, concerns, desires, and preoccupations that produce a worldview, innate gifts, life purpose, and patterns of defense; innate struggles, and a healing growing edge.
Because there was nothing published from Ichazo on tri-fix, Katherine assumed that she had found what Ichazo found. To avoid confusing people with different terms, she referred to her work and Ichazo’s concept as tri-fix and gave attribution to Oscar Ichazo.
Coining of the term Tritype®
As Katherine continued to write about tri-fix, it became clear that she was the only one writing about tri-fix. Enthusiasts confused her extensive body of research on the types, archetypes, and their meaningful interactions with “Ichazo’s single concept of tri-fix, which was three fixations used in a clockwise order from the primary type.”
In 2007, an attorney from Arica Institute attended Katherine’s Tri-fix training. After the training, they discussed many aspects of the history of Ichazo’s Enneagons and the Enneagram of Personality and tri-fix.
Ichazo mentioned the term tri-fix in his early theory of three instinctual triads in the 1970s as the three centers and how he later applied the term to each person having their own tri-fix after the initial dissemination of the Enneagram. Tritype®, however, was based on extensive research with tens of thousands of participants and correlations with Katherine’s Enneastyle Questionnaire (EQ) and her Enneacards Testing Instrument, which continued to reveal many distinct and meaningful patterns.
These findings were further confirmed with additional studies that Katherine conducted.Their discussion about the similarities and differences in the systems led to a conversation on the future and how enthusiasts would come to understand Oscar’s singular concept of tri-fix and Katherine’s more complex concept and extensive body of work based on years of research.
The Arican teacher mentioned that Katherine was the one that popularized the term tri-fix due to teaching public courses, conducting research studies, and posting about some of her findings on the internet, which was growing at a rapid rate exponentially.
They came to the conclusion that it would be a good idea to separate Ichazo’s concept from Katherine Fauvre’s work. Katherine loved the idea as the differences had become problematic for her because everyone was attributing her own work to Ichazo.
This led to the Arican teacher asking Katherine if she would consider giving Ichazo the term of tri-fix so that he might be able to trademark it. She readily agreed as she had given him attribution initially out of respect for his work with the Enneagram of Personality. Katherine wanted to return to her earlier terms of 3Types and TriCenter, which were already her copyrighted terms.
The teacher from Arica stated that the members of the board of directors of the Arica Institute suggested Katherine use the term “Tritype®” because Katherine’s findings were based on the discovery that individuals use three “Types” rather than fixations.
That way, both terms would validate the same general principles of the Enneagram and using all three centers, but that the definition varied thereafter. Katherine really liked the idea even better than tri-fix for the very same reasons. So, in April of 2007, after twelve years as 3Types and TriCenter and over ten years as tri-fix, the term Tritype® was coined. It has now been in effect for 14 years. ©1995-2021 Katherine Chernick Fauvre
Do Enneagram Tritypes® have Wings?
Yes, the Tritypes® have wings. Each Tritype® fully represents the entire type, which includes Ichazo’s two wing types for each type. They also have the lines of connection that are used both positively or negatively, combining the three Types, which in turn created the Tritypes®. Each of the 27 Tritypes® has wings. The Enneagram of Personality includes these because the Enneagram is a Trialectic System created by Oscar Ichazo.
Each type within the Tritype® uses all dynamic aspects of the three types, which include the wing types and the lines of connection that are related to the type. So, if the nine types have wings, and they do, then the three types in the 27 Tritypes® have wings as well.
A common source of mistyping the types within in a Tritype® is based on a belief that one relates to the types within a Tritype®. This is not the case. The types in the Tritype® are based on the defense strategies of three of the nine Enneagram types. It is important to remember that the Tritype® is not just three types one relates to in each center. Instead, it is based on the defense strategies of the three types merging together and that function as a triad creating a new type unto itself.
Enneagram Tritypes® are dynamic!
It is helpful to note that the Enneagram types are dynamic due to each type’s relationship to both of its wing types and both of its lines of connection (both of which are patterns of three), and when combined, these forces generate the dynamic energy that create each of the 27 Tritypes®. This process is based on the Laws of one, three, and seven. This Enneagram symbol was used by GI Gurdjieff and Oscar Ichazo because it maps movement. But any graph of a nine-pointed symbol would also be an Enneagram. So, each type is a result of the dynamic interplay of the type with its two wing types, which is Ichazo’s Trialectics, and the type with both connecting lines, which is also Ichazo’s Trialectics.
What are the two ways of working with the Tritype® System?
Katherine has found that there are two main ways to work with the Tritype® material. The first is to study the differences within type by looking at the Tritype® relationship to those sharing the same dominant Enneagram type. The other is to compare the similarities between people with the same Tritype® across different core Enneagram types. This is referencing the Tritype® archetype.
Example: The Type 1 has nine different possible combinations (125, 126, 127, 135, 136, 137, 145, 146, 147). Through observation of how these different combinations of the Type 1 conceptualize and navigate the social world, distinctions may be noticed depending upon the types in the Tritype®. The other method is to recognize the archetype of each Tritype® combination. Fauvre posits that each of the 27 Tritype® combinations illustrate a particular and individual archetype. These archetypes were observed out of the recognition of the similar core triggers, core fears, life purposes, blind spots, and “growing edges” that seemed to personify how each Tritype® navigated the world.
Example: The 468 (486, 684, 648, 864, 846) has been deemed “The Truth Teller” by Katherine Fauvre. Most research participants who identified this as their Tritype® combination reported similar archetypal patterns that, according to Katherine, warranted this title, such as the desire to track inconsistencies and call off hidden agendas and ulterior motives. According to Katherine, each of the 27 Tritypes® has a corresponding archetype that gives a «snapshot» into the archetypal life path of that particular Tritype® combination. There are books and videos on the Enneagram Tritype® here. Learn more about Tritype® in the upcoming online Tritype® 10-Week Masterclass Trainings here.
©1995-2021 Katherine Chernick Fauvre: Originator of Tritype®
What are the 27 Tritypes®? What is a Tritype® Archetype?
27 Tritype ® Descriptions
Tritype® 125, 152, 215, 251, 512, 521-The Mentor
If you are a 125, you are very diligent, caring, and knowledgeable. You want to be ethical, helpful, and wise. You are very idealistic and see what needs to be done and the simple and effective ways to do it. You are intensely private but care about people. You seek practical systems and procedures to measure results and effectiveness.
Tritype® 126, 162, 216, 261, 612, 621-The Supporter
If you are a 126, you are diligent, caring, and inquisitive. You want to be ethical, helpful, and supportive. Highly responsible and cooperative, you are most comfortable when you do things ‘by the book’ and know what to expect. Focused on the needs and concerns of others, you seek ways to be of service. You enjoy being the power behind the throne.
Tritype® 127, 172, 217, 271, 712, 721-The Teacher
If you are a 127, you are diligent, caring, and innovative. You want to be ethical, empathetic, and inspired. Engaging, fun-loving, and outgoing, you want to be with people. You seek fun with a purpose, needing goals, and time to play and celebrate and enjoy life. You love discovering new things. You have the gift of being able to squeeze the boredom out of anything tedious.
Tritype® 135, 153, 315, 351, 513, 531-The Technical Expert
If you are a 135, you are diligent, focused, and knowledgeable. You want to be ethical, efficient, and, wise. Highly rational, you seek systems and procedures. Detail-oriented, you like mathematical concepts and finding ways to breakdown and understand complex material. You are very precise and good with exacting details that others find difficult to manage.
Tritype® 136, 163, 316, 361, 613, 631-The Taskmaster
If you are a 136, you are diligent, ambitious, and inquisitive. You want to be ethical, efficient, and dutiful. Highly industrious and responsible, you are focused on achievement. You feel obligated to be orderly and create a successful image as dictated by society. Most importantly, you focus on your duty and finding certainty.
Tritype® 137, 173, 317, 371, 713, 731-The Systems Builder
If you are a 137, you are diligent, ambitious, and innovative. You want to be ethical, efficient, and upbeat. You are self-motivated and want to achieve your goals in a positive and effective way. You want to do your best and want to look good doing it. You focus on success and seek ways to measure it.
Tritype® 145, 154, 415, 451, 514, 541-The Researcher
If you are a 145, you are diligent, intuitive, and knowledgeable. You want to be ethical, original, and wise. Highly intellectual, you are focused on what you perceive is correct and above reproach. Motivated to be informed, you are research-oriented. You seek and quote the opinions of experts to avoid being uncertain and seen as ignorant.
Tritype® 146, 164, 416, 461, 614, 641-The Philosopher
If you are a 146, you are diligent, intuitive, and inquisitive. You want to be ethical, original, and certain. Morally focused, you have strong emotions and are inclined to voice your feelings and intuitions. You care deeply and want to help others improve their lives and the expectations they have of themselves.
Tritype® 147, 174, 417, 471, 714, 741-The Visionary
If you are a 147, you are diligent, intuitive, and innovative. You want to be ethical, expressive, and positive. You are passionate and idealistic. You want to make a difference in the world and see the many possible approaches to different situations. Perfectionistic, you seek standards that improve lives.
Tritype® 258, 285, 528, 582, 825, 852-The Strategist
If you are a 258, you are caring, knowledgeable, and protective. You want to be helpful, wise, and straight- forward. Highly sensitive, you are an empathetic, intellectual ‘people’ person. You are both introverted and extroverted. At times you can be direct and easily move towards others and can ‘over’ give or pull away to recharge.
Tritype® 259, 295, 529, 592, 925, 952-The Problem Solver
If you are a 259, you are caring, knowledgeable, and accepting. You want to be helpful, wise, and peaceful. You have a very shy, gentle, and reserved nature and tend to focus on what is harmonious. You need companionship and avoid feelings of loneliness by focusing on the needs and concerns of others. You can struggle with inaction when you feel overwhelmed.
Tritype® 268, 286, 628, 682, 826, 862-The Rescuer
If you are a 268, you are caring, supportive, and protective. You want to be helpful, engaging, and straightforward. By nature, you want to be in charge of your world and are attracted to the noble cause. You wish to shield others from harm and will challenge what is unjust. You want to know what the rules are in order to feel safe and to know when you can break them.
Tritype® 269, 296, 629, 692, 926, 962-The Good Samaritan
If you are a 269, you are caring, inquisitive, and accepting. You want to be helpful, supportive, and peaceful. You like people and want to find ways to engage with them. Your sense of pride comes from getting along with others and being of assistance. You are known for your easygoing and friendly disposition. You hate conflict and may struggle with being too passive.
Tritype® 278, 287, 728, 782, 827, 872-The Free Spirit
If you are a 278, you are caring, innovative, and protective. You want to be helpful, loving, and straightforward. You are assertive, funny, and outgoing. You like to use your charming and sunny disposition to create an upbeat, positive, and action-packed environment. You are also very nurturing to those in your circle of care.
Tritype® 279, 297, 729, 792, 927, 972-The Peacemaker
If you are a 279, you are caring, innovative, and accepting. You want to be helpful, upbeat, and peaceful. You are very kind and tend to see the best in others. You focus on easy and comfortable ways of relating. Very optimistic and positive, you hate any form of conflict or strife, and use your sense of humor to smooth out difficulties.
Tritype® 358, 385, 538, 583, 835, 853-The Solution Master
If you are a 358, you are ambitious, knowledgeable, and protective. You want to be efficient, wise, and straightforward. Tough-minded, you are good at studying a problem and finding both original and practical solutions others often miss. Highly tenacious, you work tirelessly until you find effective solutions and can prevail against adversity.
Tritype® 359, 395, 539, 593, 935, 953-The Thinker
If you are a 359, you are ambitious, knowledgeable, and accepting. You want to be efficient, wise, and peaceful. Intellectual and clever, you find amenable and pleasant ways to manage difficult situations and relationships. Often shy, you are very private and are slow to trust others. You need time to more fully reveal yourself. You are ambitious but seek admiration in a subtle manner.
Tritype® 368, 386, 638, 683, 836, 863-The Justice Fighter
If you are a 368, you are ambitious, inquisitive, and protective. You want to be accomplished, loyal, and straightforward. Verbally adept and a good reader of people and situations, you have the ability to identify unjust authority, rebel against tyranny and verbally spar against it. You want to get along with others but can struggle with being too direct and outspoken.
Tritype® 369, 396, 639, 693, 936, 963-The Mediator
If you are a 369, you are ambitious, inquisitive, and accepting. You want to be successful, engaged, and peaceful. You seek peace, balance, and harmony. You want to know what is expected of you and will adjust your behavior to succeed. You need affirmation, reassurance, and a sense of wellbeing to feel connected to yourself and others.
Tritype® 378, 387, 738, 783, 837, 873-The Mover Shaker
If you are a 378, you are ambitious, innovative, and protective. You want to be efficient, happy, and straightforward. You are a dynamic go-getter, focused on the prize. An expansive powerhouse, you see the big picture and have the will to make it happen. You are a true entrepreneur and empire builder. Obstacles are seen as competitive challenges.
Tritype® 379, 397, 739, 793, 937, 973-The Ambassador
If you are a 379, you are ambitious, innovative, and accepting. You want to be focused, upbeat, and peaceful. You like people and are outgoing even if you are shy. You are easygoing and seek comfort but strive for success and a feeling of personal importance. You are identified with what you do and achieve but are diplomatic, friendly, and kind in your approach.
Tritype® 458, 485, 548, 584, 845, 854-The Scholar
If you are a 458, you are intuitive, knowledgeable, and protective. You want to be original, wise, and straightforward. You study what makes people tick and form strong opinions about what you learn. Somewhat introverted, you are identified with being an intuitive, strategic thinker. You see and focus on the interconnections that others often miss.
Tritype® 459, 495, 549, 594, 945, 954-The Contemplative
If you are a 459, you are intuitive, knowledgeable, and accepting. You want to be original, wise, and peaceful. Highly self-aware and reflective, you are very shy, reserved, and self-conscious. You need regular quiet time to reflect on your thoughts and emotions. Easily flooded with emotion, it is difficult for you to voice your ideas and feelings.
Tritype® 468, 486, 648, 684, 846, 864-The Truth Teller
If you are a 468, you are intuitive, inquisitive, and protective. You want to be original, certain, and straightforward. You are highly sensitive and emotional. You track inconsistencies and are like the ‘canary in the coal mine,’ calling off hidden agendas, deception, and ulterior motives. You are very intense and can, at times, be overly emotional and reactive.
Tritype® 469, 496, 649, 694, 946, 964-The Seeker
If you are a 469, you are intuitive, inquisitive, and accepting. You want to be original, certain, and peaceful. You are very sensitive and can easily feel reserved and inhibited. You struggle with intense feelings of self-doubt and uncertainty. As a result, you need multiple sources of confirmation. You want to be individualistic but can fear being separate from others so avoid confrontation.
Tritype® 478, 487, 748, 784, 847, 874-The Messenger
If you are a 478, you are intuitive, innovative, and protective. You want to be original, creative, and straightforward. A cutting-edge tracker of both your internal and external worlds, you are an unconventional, passionate, and self-possessed master of solutions. Outwardly, you are confident with a sense of panache but inwardly, you are emotionally vulnerable.
Tritype® 479, 497, 749, 794, 947, 974-The Gentle Spirit
If you are a 479, you are intuitive, innovative, and accepting. You want to be original, positive, and peaceful. You are identified with the defense of optimism and tend to hide your painful feelings and pessimism for fear of being rejected. You see the wonder in beauty and are tenderhearted, lyrical, and idealistic. You are attracted to the healing arts.
©1995-2021 Katherine Chernick Fauvre: Originator of Tritype
Integration-Disintegration and Stress-Security
As a scholar, I know that Enneagram teachers and enthusiasts would want to learn that Claudio Naranjo repeatedly stated that he was misquoted in 1971 regarding the concept of integration-disintegration and stress-security. He said that the types always move to «both» wing types and “both” lines of connection during integration-disintegration and stress-security.
April 1994, Berkeley, California:
«A few days ago. I started thinking that it had to be something very special because it is the tenth anniversary of my work in the Latin world. I don’t know how many of you know that I only taught in the U.S. for a year and a half. Then I decided not to continue, as an expression of disapproval toward some who regarded themselves to be endowed with the authority to write the first books about material that was not their own. Now the field is open, however, and I feel that our meeting signals the diffusion.»
— Claudio Naranjo. Enneatypes in Psychotherapy
In addition to stating this fact in his Seekers After Truth (SAT) groups, he also documented this fact in his book Enneatypes in Psychotherapy published in 1994, in his 10-day intensive in Boulder, Colorado in 1996 (which I attended), and in his SAT Intensive in Germany in 2010 which is on video and can be purchased.
Naranjo did say that he considered this one evening in his SAT group in 1971 but immediately dismissed the notion because Oscar Ichazo’s Enneagram of Personality was based on «Trialectics» rather than dialectics.
He also stated that this misunderstanding was an unfortunate error in the dissemination of the Enneagram that went around the world and caused many people to mistype themselves and that many books continued with this misunderstanding of Oscar Ichazo’s “Trialectic” system of the Enneagram of Personality.
In 1996, when I attended Naranjo’s 10-day intensive in Boulder, I had been teaching the Enneagram for 9 years, had three certifications and 3 research studies, and had written 2 books. I had also completed two research studies prior to attending Naranjo’s Intensive. One study was Enneastyle: 9 Languages of the Enneagram Types, which was on the internal experience of the 9 Enneagram Types. The other was A Study of the Enneagram Instinctual Subtypes.
I asked Naranjo about his view of integration-disintegration and stress-security in the 1996 Intensive because over 1000 study participants identified with both the positive and negative aspects of their lines of connection.
Oscar Ichazo never taught integration-disintegration or stress-security in this manner.
The good news is that you need only add that when integrating, people go to the high of your type, both wings and both lines of connection, and when disintegrating, people go to the low side of your type, both wings and both lines of connection.
©1995-2021 Katherine Chernick Fauvre: Originator of Tritype®