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“…No matter what personality type we are,
we can observe the following about Inner Work: "We will succeed in our
Work if we are willing to know the truth about what is really occurring in us"…”
From Understanding the Enneagram, p.361.
To take this journey into the vast uncharted terrain of our interior ‘world’, a journey into depth; this takes great courage! Avoiding the truth about what is really occuring in us is easy, but the costs over tme are significant.
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