Das Enneagramm

The Enneagram is an ancient spiritual model for self-discovery, inner healing, and personal growth. In 1989, American Franciscan Richard Rohr and Protestant pastor Andreas Ebert made it widely accessible to the German-speaking public. The book became a standard work, selling over 500,000 copies and being translated into numerous languages.

The updated new edition still offers a detailed and entertaining description of the nine types in which every person can find themselves. The book also contains new, surprising insights into the historical origins of the Enneagram. The authors' experiences from workshops and seminars, as well as numerous feedback from readers, have also been incorporated. They serve as proof that the Enneagram is not a static doctrine, but rather represents a dynamic process on the path to a better understanding of ourselves and our fellow human beings.