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Harmony Triads: The Goodness Triad (1, 7, and 4). By The Narrative Enneagram.

Goodness (Type 1) is the knowing that the true nature of our being is inherently good with no need to improve, update, or make anything different. The elements that make up reality are inherently good and perfect as they are. Wisdom (Type 7) is the knowing that there is a design to the unfolding of life, and we can follow that unfolding, taking us to the breadth and depth of experience. Wholeness (Type 4) is the knowing that the nature of reality is interconnected in an inseparable way, and we cannot be severed from that connection to the whole, which is inherently good as are we.

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Harmony Triads: The Love Triad (9, 6, and 3). By The Narrative Enneagram.

Love (Type 9) is the knowing that our very being is inherently positive, lovely, and pleasing. The core of who we are remains beautiful and lovable regardless of our experiences. Faith (Type 6) is the knowing that your core nature is made up of a foundation of strength that remains sturdy no matter what thoughts, emotions, or experiences your body might have. This provides faith or trust in your sturdy foundation which can support you even in shaky moments. Hope (Type 3) is connected to knowing that the nature of life is constantly unfolding with or without our individual effort. The universe, as a whole, is in a constant state of change and we are a part of that momentum.

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Harmony Triads: The Oneness Triad (8, 5, and 2). By The Narrative Enneagram.

Oneness (Type 8) is the knowing and experiencing that the nature of reality is an undivided and multidimensional unity and everything is held in unity within one whole, multiple things are true at once. Abundance (Type 5) is the knowing that it is impossible to be cut off or isolated from that union. This unity is made up of distinct individual parts that are interconnected, supplying all that is necessary for life–knowledge, energy, and resources. Freedom (Type 2) is the knowing that there is a directional flow by which the universe unfolds, bringing with it what is necessary for real needs to be met, allowing you to experience the freedom of being human–of being both a receiver and a giver.

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—Enneagram Type Fours.

I feel like I’m missing something that everyone else has

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Questions for Awakening: Type Nine. From The Narrative Enneagram.

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Questions for Awakening: Type Eight. From The Narrative Enneagram.

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Questions for Awakening: Type Seven. From The Narrative Enneagram.

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Questions for Awakening: Type Six. From The Narrative Enneagram.

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Questions for Awakening: Type Five. From The Narrative Enneagram.

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Questions for Awakening: Type Four. From The Narrative Enneagram.

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Questions for Awakening: Type Three. From The Narrative Enneagram.

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Questions for Awakening: Type Two. From The Narrative Enneagram.

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Questions for Awakening: Type One. From The Narrative Enneagram.

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A key part of self-awareness is understanding… By Ian Morgan Cron.

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Will my Enneagram type put me in a box? By Ian Morgan Cron.

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What exactly is the Enneagram, and how does it work? By Ian Morgan Cron.

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The Enneagram symbol as we typically see it is often called the “Process Enneagram” and leaves four types without a connection to one of the centers of intelligence (Types 2, 4, 5, 7). Configuring the connecting lines to create three triangles is what we call the "Enneagram of Harmony." This creates a 3-6-9 triangle, an 8-5-2 triangle, and a 1-4-7 triangle. Helen Palmer believed that when we are on a spiritual journey or awakening to who we are beyond type, we may notice these connections over what we are usually aware of through the Process Enneagram. With the Enneagram of Harmony, every type has a seat in each of the centers of intelligence, which we can use intentionally to cultivate three-centered awareness. It may also activate an experience of greater flow between the centers. No matter what your type, one of the supports for our growth is to experience ourselves as three-centered beings.

From The Narrative Enneagram.