Who do you turn to for discussions about God, Spirit or the Divine? Whether you find yourself feeling adrift in life, yearning for deeper connection, or sensing a new spiritual direction unfolding, who is there to listen? Spiritual Direction is a time-honored tradition where a seeker meets with a seasoned individual in the spiritual journey for introspection, encouragement and counsel. These sessions are held in strict confidence and are purposefully focused.
In my role as a spiritual companion and Somatic Enneagram guide, I accompany individuals as we delve into the inner work of personal spirituality. Our conversations often touch on topics like our upbringing, moments when understanding God seem elusive, collaborative discernment of new paths, shared moments of joy and sorrow, and the pursuit of wisdom in our daily lives. It is a privilege to share in this journey, and I would be honored to walk alongside you.
For many people, hearing God in the midst of their daily life is difficult. If you are ready to commit some intentional time to really listening then you are ready for spiritual direction. (Read More)
The undercurrent patterns of life (aka your Enneagram type) are not meant to explain who you are. This is where the transformational work can begin. By working with the Marion Gilbert Method of the Somatic Enneagram we can wake up to the true life we really want to live.
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Spiritual Direction is an intentional time set apart to listen to and for God. Spiritual Direction is not denominational or a part of any one specific faith…
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As you explore the Enneagram, you'll embark on a fascinating journey of self-discovery and transformation. It offers a gateway to self-awareness, allowing you to peel back the layers and uncover the patterns and habits that may be holding you back from living a truly fulfilling life. (Read More)
The beginning of a relationship with a new spiritual director is often not as simple as setting an appointment and it is a match.
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The Enneagram is based on the idea that every person has a core personality type that is determined by their deepest motivations and fears. This type influences the way we think, feel, and behave in the world. By understanding our type, we can gain greater insight into our own inner workings.
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Friday, July 26, 2024 is the official launch of The Somatic Enneagram Podcast with Marion Gilbert. Along with Marion, co-hosts Aaron Manes and Caryn Berley invite you on a transformative journey of self-discovery and healing. Each of the podcast conversations explores the deep connections between the Enneagram and somatic work, highlighting the power of embodied integration.
Have you ever felt a deep-seated longing for something more? A desire to connect with your authentic self and find deeper meaning in life? In this blog post, Mystic Mag delves into the world of spiritual direction with Aaron Manes. Learn about his journey to becoming a spiritual director, the transformative power of Somatic Enneagram, and what to expect from his sessions.
Understanding the Enneagram helps us grasp how personality influences our preferences and behaviors, even in design. By aligning interior design choices with our Enneagram types, we create spaces that reflect our authentic selves. Let's explore expert opinions on what each type needs for spaces to feel like home and what design concept correlates with those needs.
When a friend texted me and said that if I liked Sue Monk Kidd’s story that I should check out “God Is A Black Woman” by Christina Cleveland. I did.
I took a deep dive into Logan Roy but what about the rest of the family? It is always fun to try to type characters from television or movies. I always have to remember that (1) these aren’t actual people and (2) we cannot truly know someone else’s type (even in real life). Why? Because unlike other personality tests the Enneagram is based more on motivation than on outcomes of personality. Each type carries and energy that a person developed early on and has been living with in all of their years.