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La pereza psicoespiritual : eneatipo nueve (9788416145508)



Pereza, tercer volumen de la obra Psicología de los Eneatipos, nos habla de la inercia psicoespiritual y de la resistencia al cambio en la personalidad indolente, que otrora fue conocida por los Padres del Desierto como acidia. Una vez más, el doctor Claudio Naranjo ha dirigido a un amplio equipo de colaboradores del Eneatipo 9, en una investigación inédita y profunda sobre los 27 caracteres que describe la aplicación del eneagrama a la personalidad. Cada uno de los nueve libros que componen la obra presenta una extensa descripción de los subtipos del eneagrama: Conservación, Sexual y Social, de modo que por primera vez nos encontramos ante una extensa fuente de información sobre aspectos hasta ahora prácticamente desconocidos de cada carácter: sus equivalencias en el mundo académico, los contrastes entre los diversos subtipos, rasgos más destacados, estrategia interpersonal e ideas irracionales asociadas, biografías prototípicas, personajes célebres, problemas en el desarrollo del amor, la sombra, etc., así como un amplio conjunto de recomendaciones terapéuticas y tareas útiles para la transformación y el desarrollo del Ser.


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  • Paperback | 476 pages
  • 140 x 210mm | 588g
  • Barcelona, Spain
  • Spanish
  • New edition
  • 9788416145508
  • 599,593


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