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As You Wish
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“In seeking wholeness, we need to be aware and willing and open to allowing something to happen. And we need to resist the temptation to believe we won’t have to give up anything.”
— Oct 04, 2026 03:19AM
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“Be careful when you observe a power vacuum and find that you are inclined to step in to fill the void. Even if you save the day, you will not be rewarded for your choice.”
— Oct 04, 2026 01:19AM
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“It’s very difficult to give up what works in the hopes that something different could be better.”
— Oct 04, 2026 12:55AM
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“Your personality is fantastic, but it’s thin. There is so much more to who you are and who you can become than your personality alone.”
— Oct 03, 2026 10:24PM
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“There are people who are living their lives without learning from their experiences. Their souls are wedded to the world of constant cares, and they don’t have the necessary tools or practices to make better and different choices.”
— Oct 03, 2026 10:22PM
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I don’t understand this definition of feelings vs emotions. It makes no sense to me
— Oct 01, 2026 01:30AM
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“In the absence of prolonged stress, most self-aware people can draw on all three Centers of Intelligence. But when something upsets that balance, they respond by exaggerating their dominant center in an attempt to regain control. When that doesn’t work, they do more of the same, which also doesn’t work.”
— Oct 01, 2026 01:28AM
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“Everyone responds to the discomfort and stress of a liminal time according to their personality type, often with unfortunate results. If we are risk takers by nature, we are anxious to quickly move forward toward a future of our own making. The move is often hasty and lacks the pieces of the past that have value.”
— Oct 01, 2026 01:23AM
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Leah Byrd
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I’m really enjoying this one! I’ve already skipped around a bit and feel like it provides some great insight. Definitely not a first read on the enneagram but if you know your number and have read up some, this is a great book to dive deeper!
— May 22, 2026 08:20PM
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