Review of Trinities to Enneagrams, 2nd

[Ruth Andanje]

Lovely written review. However, I don't really believe in zodiac signs or that a bunch of astrological stuff influence our behaviors and personality. Safe to say I won't read this since it goes against my beliefs

[Brienna Cooper]

Thorough review! While this may not be a book that I would go for, I applaud the hard work that I imagine was put into creating it. This could be a valuable resource for those interested and looking to learn about this particular subject matter, and it’s no secret that there are plenty out there!

Reading a book such as this requires a high level of discipline to finish it. Seeing as there are no stories or anything to keep the reader glued to the book, they may either drop it or take a long time to finish it.

I appreciate the honesty. These types of notes may be some of the most helpful information you get out of reviews.

[Sia_young]

This review gives a detailed definition of what the book contains. Although I don't believe in cosmic type, personality traits and zodiac signs being the reason for a person's action, I might give this book a try to read something new. Good job on the review.
Congrats to the author on BOTD.

[Seamstress]

Certainly not my cup of tea, because I am who I am and no one knows me better than myself. And I trust my own judgment regarding other people more than some teaching to appraise their character. No offense, but I prefer to skip this book. Sorry and congrats with BOTD, anyway!

[DUNCAN TSHEPANG MATHEBULA]

I believe that everyone is different with their own personalities but I would not mind reading this book to know about other people's personalities and to be able to understand them more.

[Jitendra KUMAR 11]

This book is nice.a book such as this requires a high level of discipline to finish it.

[Sushan Ekanayake]

Trinities to Enneagrams by Allen David Young is an enlightening journey through cosmic types, personality traits, and stages of development, grounded in astrology and numerology. Perfect for those curious about deepening self-understanding and exploring their cosmic blueprint. Congratulations on being BOTD!

[Shirley Ann Riddern Labzentis]

Your review was very discriptive and informative. You stated the good points and the bad. I don't think that "Trinities to Enneagrams" is for me. I like to read a book that is easy to read and not one that I have to go back and re-read someting to understand it. I also don't read much in the way of astrology. I don't know if I believe in it.

[Mole128]

The author’s simplified approach of combining the enneagram and trinity gives a meaningful model that allows those who use it to determine and understand their personality. Great review.

[Sham Gwalani]

I knew about twelve zodiac signs but nine signs sounds interesting. Nine Enneagram letter groups to find personality from name is again something new. Could be an interesting read. Good review.

[Julius Adekunle]

"Trinities to Enneagrams: Finding Your Identities and Life Stages" by Allen David Young is a captivating exploration of cosmic types, personality traits, and numerology. With insightful tables, engaging exercises, and a professionally edited presentation, this book is a valuable resource for philosophy enthusiasts, astrology lovers, and those curious about self-discovery.

[valentiareshoketswe]

The author explains each cosmic enneagram type within the zodiac, offering insights into personality traits, influences, strengths, and challenges. If you want to know more about your personality traits and the reasons for some of your actions, pick up this book. It sounds like an interesting book to read.

[Rahul Singh 29]

Thanks for sharing this review. This book explores cosmic types, personality traits, and numerology. While I believe in "karma," which is the principle of cause and effect based on one’s actions and intentions, Congrats to the author, #BOTD!

[Runan]

The author discusses cosmic enneagrams to help readers understand the relationship between their personality traits and astrology. The author discusses numerology too. The personal exercises and questions engage readers further. This is an interesting book. Thanks for the honest review.

[Aida Nuria Montenegro Jerez]

Trinity to Enneagrams: Finding Your Identities and Life Stages by Allen David Young is a spiritualist pseudoscience book like so many others. Beautiful words, incessant unnecessary explanations, some astrology, theological concepts in which the author mixes different religions, and other elements create this book of what seems to be self-help.