Enneagram Alive Webinars

Enneagram Alive Monthly Webinars

Enneagram Alive is running a series of monthly webinars* offering inspiration from a range of talented people within our network and beyond.

*There is a £10 charge for these online events. Enneagram Alive is a not for profit organsiation and run by volunteers. We welcome and are always grateful for donations from our community.

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Past Webinars

Overview of Past Webinars

A Journey through the Enneagram

Based on his soon-to-be published book of the the same title, Martin took us on an enlightening journey, demonstrating how - by using the inner observer and the power of self awareness - we can begin to relax and deconstruct our defence mechanism and move towards positive change. Lively breakout sessions gave participants a chance to let their imaginations play by asking themselves releavnt type specicifc "what if ..... " questions and share their experiences.

Presented by Martin Quigley

Experiencing the energy of your Enneatype through the Mudras

In this webinar, Anna led us on a fascinating journey through the Mudras of the passions and virtues of all nine Enneagram points. We had the opportunity to observe her demonstrate the Mudras and then to perform them ourselves, and to discuss the experience of really feeling and somatically sensing the energies of our type's passions and virtues.

Presented by Anna Fra

The Enneagram's Three Centres: History, Myth and Experience

Enneagram Alive was delighted to welcome Uranio Paes, a world-renowned Enneagram teacher known for his innovation, powerful facilitation and thought-leadership. Uranio Paes illuminatd the distinctive ways in which body, heart, and head types work, given their dominant intelligences. He explained the theory around the centres that he and Beatrice Chestnut subscribe to and and some of the ways this may differ from the approach others take, both in theory and in practice. We heard about the Chestnut Paes Enneagram Academy approach and the reasons for it, as well as having a taster of what it's like to work directly 'in the room' with Uranio.

Presented by Uranio Paes

The Love and Connection in the Three CentresThree Centres: History, Myth and Experience

What can the Enneagram teach us about love, connection and human relationships? Peter reflected that love is easy to say but hard to define. It means different things to different people. Perhaps the most common meaning is that love is a feeling in the heart. Yet there is much more to “love” than our feelings. At times the centres work together, but not always. Understanding the role of our three centers show us how we love and how we want to be loved. Knowing our Enneagram Type helps us work with our ego defenses, our projections and idealisations our emotional habits, and shows us how we can develop our capacity to love through the body, heart and mind.

This well- attended webinar saw 38 people, led by Peter, share their experience and reflect on and compare the various ways of receiving and giving love through the three centres, and how this is influenced by type structure and how they show up in their relationships and in love.

Presented by Peter O'Hanrahan

Is Modern Science Catching Up with Ancient Wisdom?

Spiritual traditions, including the Enneagram, have long talked about human beings having ‘3 centres’ of intelligence. However, for some these descriptions can seem a bit vague, unsubstantiated or ‘new age’ in nature, as if the ‘centres’ might just be a metaphor, an ‘energy’ or an idea.

However, there is now compelling evidence for their physical location, structure and function coming from the rapidly evolving field of neuroscience. Diverse studies now show that we do indeed have ‘brains’ or ‘centres of embodied intelligence’ in our heart and our gut, as well as in our head

Presented by Dr Henrie Lidiard

Introduction to the The Somatic Enneagram

Presented by Marion Gilbert

Are you my Type, Am I yours? The Enneagram in Relationships

As we start to use the Enneagram to understand ourselves better, we come to have more options for how we respond to life, rather than being “on automatic” in our personality’s type patterns. Our past history has hard-wired us to stick with what we know, our type patterns, because they keep us safe. But keeping safe can keep us small and unable to fully open to the In honour of the age-old celebration of love on Valentine's Day, Enneagram Alive is thrilled to have Rosemary Cowan, renowned Enneagram Teacher and couples counsellor, present this webinar on the relevance of the Enneagram in growing and maintaining happy relationhips.

Presented by Rosemary Cowan

The Enneagram and Dreamwork

This webinar by Veronica Whitty provided us with a fascinating and unique opportunity to work on dreams. Dreams show us the consequences of what we are doing and inform us when the wishes of the ego are threatening our psychic or spiritual well-being. The more the ego censors the dream message, the more disturbing the dreams become. We use dreams as a mirror for issues.This workhop was an amazing journey into the world of dreams and a big thank you to those who were prepared and brave enough to bring their dream to the workshop.

Presented by Veronica Whitty

The Enneagram in Love and Relationship

We long for good connection; with intimate partners, family members, friends, colleagues and our social network. Yet nowhere do our patterns show up so clearly as they do here and often with painful consequences.

How can we meet these patterns and be free to relate in loving presence? How might we start to live and relate in new ways? What helps us open to love and healing in relationship? How can we begin to have more conscious and life-affirming friendships?

Join Helen English in conversation with partner Andy Portman to explore these perennial questions, so vital to our well-being.

Presented by Helen English & Andy Portman