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Enneagram Type 3 - The Achiever
Characterological Structure Fixation: Vanity Strives for degrees, positions of importance, po...
Enneagram Type 2 - The Helper
Characterological Structure Passion: Pride Imaginary exaltation of self-worth and attracti...
Enneagram Type 1 - The Reformer
Characterological Structure Passion: Anger Resentment at failure to meet their perfectioni...
Self-Preservation 1 In Detail
Anger in the Preservation Sphere In the E1, the passion of Anger combined with the SP instinct t...
Sexual 1 In Detail
Anger in the Sexual Sphere Originally the SX instinct with the Anger of a 1 would produce a high...
Social 7 In Detail
Gluttony in the Social Sphere Social Gluttony manifests as a hunger for this sense of social eas...
Introduction to Temporistics
What is it, the overview of aspects and types. 1. What is Temporistics? Temporistics is a theor...
Role and Aspect models
The uneven distribution of attention among one's aspects, giving more to some and less to other...
Future
Objectively, the future does not exist until it becomes the present. Nevertheless, the future pla...
Eternity
Even if you know who you are, where you are now, and where you’re heading, there remains an essen...
Past
The Past is one of the most captivating topics in our personal philosophy. Our relationship with ...
Present
Present is a unique aspect of perception. It's no coincidence that the word 'present' has two mea...
Sources & Authors
To streamline the citation process, all information, including descriptions of types and aspects,...
Overview
This page serves as an introduction and a brief overview of the functions. In human consciousnes...
The NEO PI-R and the IPIP-NEO
The Revised NEO Personality Inventory (NEO PI-R) was developed by Paul Costa and Robert McCrae fr...
The Temperament Essences
Sanguis (FOI) Sanguis is the tenderness, intensity, and quality of the spirit's life in a terres...
Attitudes
The third and final axis of Temperaments describes individuals' approach to life, including value...
Rythm
The first of the dichotomous axes is Rhythm, which describes the speed and intensity with which p...
Perception
The second of the fundamental axes of Temperament describes how an individual sees the world arou...
Theory (The Temperaments Physiology)
Regarding an organism, physiology characterizes the interactions and coordination between differe...