Enneagram Essentials: 125 Cards for Self-Awareness and Connection

Other reviewers have said they disliked the "sins/passions" section due to the author's Christianity, this is part of the basics of the Enneagram although it is generally worded differently. Also, as far as this being a way to identify your type, that is not possible. There is no definitive test to type yourself, you have to read about the types and observe yourself or have a typing interview done where you will be led to look at a few types then decide. The Enneagram is a deeply rewarding, complex, journey and with anything deeply rewarding it is not going to provide you with quick fixes. With all this said what Jackie has done here is truly remarkable. I am a non-religious, Enneagram enthusiast (SP4w5) with ADHD and this deck has organized the information in an easy to access way for my brain. I know my stuff but sometimes have trouble retrieving it in a way that is digestible to others, these cards are the tool I didn't know I needed. Perhaps since it is listed as a game, there is frustration on other reviewers parts but if you know your type and are ready to explore further, this is an excellent starting place. I will be recommending this deck to everyone who is willing to listen to me about the Enneagram. Thank you, Jackie, I wish I had thought of this myself but am so glad you did.

It took a month to figure out, and I still do not know, but past the return date. Confusing and unlike any other enneagram materials

I ordered these cards to use at client event and when they arrived the even numbered Enneagram Types (2, 4, 6 and 8) in one section were completely missing. Maybe a printing issue? Couldn't really use the cards without the missing ones as people were already familiar with the Enneagram. Turned out to be a waste of money, unfortunately.