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me, to friend that has this “christian perspective on the enneagram book”: idk, thats not something i ever really checked out
him: u are “the need to avoid pain”, ur main problem is intemperance, u think more is always better, u hate sad things, u have a weakness for candy
me:
him: u are “the need to avoid pain”, ur main problem is intemperance, u think more is always better, u hate sad things, u have a weakness for candy
me:
book: u have probably been drawn to new age beliefs but even the type of christianity u enjoy overly emphasizes a one sided theology of glory to avoid the cross, Christ as the man of sorrows, youd like a redemptions that takes a detour around all the “suffering and dying”
me:
me:
whats with the enneagram stuff? its like mom and girls who drink tea and hang out in libraries esoterica. always thought gurdjieff invented it. its like if someone found an occult system in a waldorf school classroom or at a vaguely “spiritual” “knowing yourself” seminar
