Welcome to
Deep Soul Nine

Surely one of the biggest questions we need to ask ourselves is, “Who am I?”

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My role as a personal growth companion and prayer guide is to help you discover that for yourself by using some helpful methods to do this.

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Starting with the Enneagram, and the nine different personality traits, we can discover parts of our personality that get in the way of becoming who we can be These are subconscious traits that can be made known by this ancient tool that dates back to Egyptian philosophers and later on the early church used to discern what was stopping us becoming present to the presence.

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Are you ready to take a deep dive into who you are and who you can be?

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The Enneagram can also be used for team building days as it helps us to understand ourselves more but also helps us to understand why others behave in a different way to us.

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“We don’t see things as they are, we see things as we are”  ~ Anaïs Nin

 

From this point we can look at how to feed our soul, and one another using contemplative practices of stillness, silence and solitude as well as imaginative prayer and an awareness prayer to enable us to see what brings us life and what can drain us.

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“Don’t ask yourself what the world needs, ask yourself what makes you come alive and do that, because what the world needs is people who have come alive”   ~ Howard Thurman

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If you want to take this further, I am finding that adapting the Twelve Step program used by AA is another great tool, especially if we think of our personality traits as an addiction where we first of all have to admit that they are not healthy attitudes and that we need some kind of higher power to be able to change. We can’t do this alone; we need a safe and authentic community of people who are all supporting each other through this process.

 

The Depth community is for anyone who wants to commit to this process on an ongoing basis, meeting in small groups both online and in person, you are most welcome to check it out without any obligation to stay.