[Buddha-l] Enneagram and Buddhism

[Jamie Hubbard]

Well, aside from being just plain silly (some of these questions remind 
me of the "if the boat only held two people and you had to choose 
between your five children. . . ), this test takes too much time--and 
can you believe that you have to pay *money* to waste more time?

Try this instead-- you just paste in something you have written and 
presto! Analysis! You can even check all of the science (???) behind it 
as it gives a complete list of all variables tested/checked as well as 
journal refs, switch a number of variables (the program distinguishes 
between some five different kinds of text, such as email, essay, chat, 
etc.) and statistical models, and, the real fun: plug in somebody else's 
text!

http://mi.eng.cam.ac.uk/~farm2//personality/demo.html

Happy New Year,

Jamie

Richard Hayes wrote:
> Dear denizens,
>
> I just finished attending a four-day conference/retreat on the enneagram
> sponsored by the Center for Action and Contemplation in Albuquerque
> (http://cacradicalgrace.com/). The main speaker was Russ Hudson,
> co-author with Don Riso of The Wisdom of the Enneagram. Hudson, by the
> way, is one of the most engaging speakers I have heard on any topic. If
> you get a chance to hear him someday, don't pass it up. He and Riso have
> a good website, too: http://www.enneagraminstitute.com/
>