In Enneagram psychology, each type is...”囚I will explain that there is a "crack".
“What exactly does it mean to be "imprisoned"?
The teachings of the Enneagram are based on the type“囚I”It's about letting go of "that."Humans unconsciously"It has to be this way," "It should be done this way."For example,One idea is“囚"Breaking" (being fixated on, being bound by)That's.In other words,"“囚I”"To be in a state of being trapped in a cage and deprived of freedom" can be literally described as "being locked up in a cage and losing one's freedom."(And then, surprisingly,You are the one who has locked the cage.…)
“囚I”For more information on this topic, please refer to the following article ↓
And in the Enneagram,It is important to be freed from captivity.That is what he argues.INFP (Psychologist type)Here are some of the lyrics to Ayumi Hamasaki's song "About you".
The door to my heart slammed shut with a loud bang.
Excerpt from Ayumi Hamasaki's About You
The key to open it is a thing of the distant past.
If you have lost sight of it
Ordinary words and
A common expression is fine.
Just as it is, unwrapped by anything.
Let me hear it from you.
Each type of attachment
The Enneagram classifies personalities into nine types. And each type has its own unique characteristics.囚I exist.
For details, please refer to the table below ↓
| EnneagramType | Each type囚I | |
| 1 (Perfectionist) | Being perfect | |
| 2 (helper) | Being needed (by others) | |
| 3 (achiever) | Being a successful person | |
| 4 (Artist) | Being unique | |
| 5 (Observer) | Things you must know | |
| 6 (Loyalist) | The need for support (from someone or something) | |
| 7 (Optimist) | It must be free from suffering and be enjoyable. | |
| 8 (Challenger) | I must be strong myself. | |
| 9 (Mediator) | Avoiding conflict with others and internal struggles. |
That attachment is a psychological function
Each person,囚I frequently use specific MBTI psychological functions to escape (or cope with) my own emotions.
For example, (author)Narkin@narukinhonda:Twitter、Facebook)teeth"ENTPでEnneagram 7He is a person with a combination that is, in a sense, typical, (reference The correlation between MBTI and Enneagram）
"Type 7 (Optimist): Avoiding suffering"NeI'm using this to look for something. *Ne(And they desperately search for any possibility of escaping the suffering.)
Below is a partial list of the psychological functions that each type uses to cope with being trapped:
Type 1 (Perfectionist)
Type 1 (Perfectionist)In order to achieve "perfection",
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NiTo foresee the future
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Overthinking a perfectly successful future
(As a result, they become so fixated on that vision of the future that they end up having to deal with unexpected situations that are not part of that vision.)“Se”This can lead to inappropriate results, such as being unable to do so or becoming paralyzed until the vision for the future is complete.
*Applicable MBTI type;INTJ (Strategist type)
Type 2 (Helper)
Type 2 (Helper)In order to achieve "being needed (by others)",
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FeTo improve relationships
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Trying too hard to be a person that everyone likes perfectly
(As a result, you become too caught up in the relationships around you and lose touch with your true feelings)“Fi”I lose track of what I want, and I become a people-pleaser, which can lead to a lack of consistency.“Ti”(Lack of this ability leads to a loss of trust from those around them.)
*Applicable MBTI type;ESFJ (Sociable Type), ENFJ (Collaborator Type)
Type 3 (Achievers)
Type 3 (Achievers)In order to achieve "something you want to accomplish"
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TeやSeThen they start imitating the standards of successful people in society.
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Too much pursuit of success and fame in the world
(As a result, by placing too much value on worldly success, one loses sight of what they truly desire.)“Fi”I get confused.
*Applicable MBTI type;ESTJ (Responsible Type)
To be continued... (The rest is about various things)EnneagramやMBTIPlease read the article and think about it.
Summary (graphs and tables)
| EnneagramType | Each type囚I | Psychological functions that are overused | (Not used at all at that time)Opposite psychological function | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 (Perfectionist) | Being perfect | Ni(Foreseeing the future) | Se(Act quickly and influence those around you) | |
| 2 (helper) | Being needed (by others) | Fe(Seeking harmony in human relationships) | Ti(Understand and organize things in your own mind and create your own standards) | |
| 3 (achiever) | Being a successful person | Te(Seeking what is objectively considered good) | Fi(Pursuing one's own ideals) | |
| 4 (Artist) | Being unique | Fi(Pursuing one's own ideals) | Te(Seeking what is objectively considered good) | |
| 5 (Observer) | Things you must know | Ti(Understand and organize things in your own mind and create your own standards) | Fe(Seeking harmony in human relationships) | |
| 6 (Loyalist) | The need for support (from someone or something) | Si(They cling to standards that have worked in the past.) | Ne(Seeking something new) | |
| 7 (Optimist) | It must be free from suffering and be enjoyable. | Ne(Seeking something new) | Si(They cling to standards that have worked in the past.) | |
| 8 (Challenger) | I must be strong myself. | Se(Act quickly and influence those around you) | Ni(Foreseeing the future) | |
| 9 (Mediator) | Avoiding conflict with others and internal struggles. | Fe(Seeking harmony in human relationships) Fi(Pursuing one's own ideals) | Ti(Understand and organize things in your own mind and create your own standards) Te(Mediate using objective rules) |
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