Judaism, Sufism and Taoism feature similar nine-pointed diagrams used for spiritual guidance. But Christianity isn’t the only religion to include the Enneagram.
Its precise origins are unknown, but some people believe it can be traced back to Evagrius Ponticus, a fourth-century Christian monk and theologian who is also often credited with having created the concept of the seven deadly sins. The Enneagram of personality types is an outgrowth of ancient Christian theology. The Enneagram, in contrast, has nine points and nothing to do with the occult like the pentagram, however, it does have roots in ancient history. What comes to mind when you hear the word “Enneagram”? If you immediately imagine a five-pointed symbol being set aflame in some Wiccan ceremony, then you’ve made a forgivable blunder.
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