The Enneagram Workshop: Exploring the 9 Psychological Types and Their Inter-Relationships in Love and Live

Rating:
Summary: Identical recording to previous recording "The enneagram"
Review: Buyers beware: This recording is identical to a 6 cassette audio program called "The enneagram" published in March 1997 by Sounds True. This one, however, is much cheaper and portable, but don't have the nice plastic jacket.

I think this audio program is very good learning material for everyone who is interested in the enneagram. Each time you listen, something new seems to come out. However, the description of each type is probably not as structured as Don Riso's tape. But both authors have good points that can complement each other to bring about a fuller understanding. I highly recommend both!

Rating:
Summary: Hearing is believing!
Review: To be able to hear Helen Palmer's lucid explication of the 9 types was thrilling. I had just finished her book "The Enneagram" and got a lot out of it, but listening to her tapes was truly instrumental in making me a lifelong student. I had prior exposure to the "work" through reading Bennett and Rodney Collin. I even had previously pooh-poohed Palmer thinking she was kind of like a horiscope writer. Not anymore! These tapes helped me truly jump-start my learning experience regarding the types. Her deep belly meditation makes so much sense, especially when trying to be present to one's passion. A must listen to experience!

Rating:
Summary: Hearing is believing!
Review: To be able to hear Helen Palmer's lucid explication of the 9 types was thrilling. I had just finished her book "The Enneagram" and got a lot out of it, but listening to her tapes was truly instrumental in making me a lifelong student. I had prior exposure to the "work" through reading Bennett and Rodney Collin. I even had previously pooh-poohed Palmer thinking she was kind of like a horiscope writer. Not anymore! These tapes helped me truly jump-start my learning experience regarding the types. Her deep belly meditation makes so much sense, especially when trying to be present to one's passion. A must listen to experience!