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A New Old School of Human Growth and Permanent Reeducation

Alaor Passos and Claudio Naranjo

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Two linked essays, the first a firsthand account of the circle where the modern Enneagram took shape in the 1960s and 70s, the second by Naranjo himself on what he hoped the system would become in education.

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