Here are the lost and unconscious childhood messages of the 9 enneagram types. They're always interesting.

Riso says that we all have unconscious childhood messages that we received from our parents. And one message, out of them all, tends to stand out more clearly for each type. Yours will most likely be the one that creates the most profound emotional reaction when read. This is a useful factor in trying to type yourself, if tests and just reading about types isn't doing you any good.

Unconscious Childhood Messages

Type One: It's not ok to make mistakes.
Type Two: It's not ok to have your own needs.
Type Three: It's not ok to have your own feelings and identity.
Type Four: It's not ok to be too functional or too happy.
Type Five: It's not ok to be comfortable in the world.
Type Six: It's not ok to trust yourself.
Type Seven: It's not ok to depend on anyone for anything.
Type Eight: It's not ok to be vulnerable or to trust anyone.
Type Nine: It's not ok to assert yourself.

And then there are the Lost Childhood Messages for each type, that we do not hear as children, that Riso thinks becomes the central issue in our lives. We want to hear our message more than anything else.

Lost Childhood Messages

Type One: You are good.
Type Two: You are wanted.
Type Three: You are loved for yourself.
Type Four: You are seen for who you are.
Type Five: Your needs are not a problem.
Type Six: You are safe.
Type Seven: You will be taken care of.
Type Eight: You will not be betrayed.
Type Nine: Your presence matters.

Here Are The Most Common Enneagram Types For Each Myers-Briggs Personality Type | Thought Catalog
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Nová adresa té diplomky Michala Petra:
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