Reimagining the Good Life with Amy Julia Becker The Enneagram: A Tool for Healing with Suzanne Stabile
In a society filled with disconnect and division, how can the Enneagram guide us toward compassionate living within our communities? Suzanne Stabile, teacher and author of numerous books, including The Journey Toward Wholeness, talks with Amy Julia Becker about the Enneagram’s identification of the nine different ways of seeing the world and the healing available through naming who we are.
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Guest Bio:
“Suzanne Stabile is a highly sought after speaker and teacher...After 25 years of studying the enneagram, learning from people’s stories, cultivating relationships, and learning under Father Richard Rohr, she has become a bestselling author and world class teacher of the Enneagram and how individuals can best utilize this spiritual tool.”
Connect:
- suzannestabile.com
- Instagram: @suzannestabile
- Facebook: @EnneagramSuz
- Twitter: @SuzanneStabile
On the Podcast:
- Books: The Journey Toward Wholeness, The Road Back to You, The Path Between Us
- Workshop: Know Your Number
- Subscription Service: The Table
- The Enneagram Journey podcast: episode with Morgan Harper Nichols
- Consolations by David Whyte
- Speaking by the Numbers by Sean Palmer
Interview Quotes
“[The Enneagram] offers an awareness that there are nine different ways of seeing the world and your way isn’t everybody else’s, and that’s the primary cause, I think, of all the disconnects that keep us dividing and circling the wagons and thinking we’re right and everybody else is wrong.”
“I’ve learned to ask myself three questions...‘Why am I moving toward this person? What if anything do I hope to get in return? And does the other person want my help?’...And then my fourth question has become, ‘If I say yes to this, what does that mean I’m saying no to?’”
“We are an imbalanced society.”
“You can’t change what you can’t name...[The Enneagram] names the things you already know but you have not been able to articulate about yourself. And once you can articulate them, you can do something about it.”
“To assume that we’re all having the same experience in a room, in a family, in a small group, in a women’s group—we’re just not. And to make room for difference [is]...for sure a step toward us living more compassionate lives as we try to live together in one city, town, group, school, church. All gifts are necessary.”
“It doesn’t matter what you have to say if people can’t hear you.”
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