The Enneagram Triads Explained

[@danielkoons]

When discussing harmoic triad, you said type 2 twice and missed type 8. Thanks for the video!

[@YouveGotaType]

Good catch! My bad - it's 4, 6, and 8 in the Reactive Group 2:24

[@skrubbed]

caught that too

[@sylvia.magdalene]

I don't know why this hasn't gotten more attention. I've loved this little series, and it's a stepping stone for figuring out what type I REALLY am, and to learn more about the types for integration and disintegration!

[@FatherOFavs]

Agree :)

[@YouveGotaType]

I'm glad you enjoyed this series, Ruth! And I too couldn't figure out why no one talks about the triads specifically. Can't wait to put out more content to help folks find their true type!

[@agching]

WOW!!! You did awesome here! Clear and important info rarely covered.

[@YouveGotaType]

Thanks so much Lee!

[@thecalebgowan]

This video should go before the breakdown of each triad in the playlist :). Great videos, maybe because you’re a fellow one, but I’ve been breaking down every video into a master outline for Enneagram and more specifically each personality type!

[@YouveGotaType]

Thanks so much! Glad to hear a fellow 1 appreciates the methodical editing of the videos :)

[@cherylkeys1284]

I have been studying the Enneagram for a few years now but have not really gotten into the Harmonic or Hornevian triads or the instincts so I'm happy to cover this subject in more depth. Thanks for your clear and concise explananations.

[@YouveGotaType]

My pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@enfieldjohn101]

This is very helpful. The Enneagram diagram is this almost 'dreamcatcher' looking thing that seems a little confusing at first glance. These triads really help break it down into something easier for people to understand. I guessed where type 5 was right away in each one. It's interesting to me that the group of types I test out as 5 wings 4 and 9 are the same ones as the triads for coping with stress.

[@user-kh7ef4ho4d]

What are they and why? Describes behavior similarities Divides into separate groups, triad centers Take a moment to guess which you are Goes into types

[@user-kh7ef4ho4d]

Overuse and blinded by bias

[@parisan9985]

There's another triad: the Object relations triad

[@YouveGotaType]

I call it the Dominant Affects - but yes it deals with object relations. I talk about this in the parental connections video.