Review of Trinities to Enneagrams, 2nd

[Manang Muyang]

I am not a believer of cosmic influences on personalities. I also don't enjoy this kind of challenging read. I will pass on this one, but I am glad the reviewer found it worthwhile.

[Yannee Buorn]

"Trinities to Enneagrams: Finding Your Identities and Life Stages," Stages of growth, personality traits, numerology, and the theory of cosmic types are all covered in David Young. One's cosmic type, or purpose and characteristics, are determined by their zodiac sign and birth date. I was a little let down by the book's excess astrological work after reading through some of the sample material. Astrophysicists are not people I trust. Thus, I'm not the right reader for this book. Review is composed with style. Congratulations for the BOTD, author.

Astrophysicists do not study Astrology or Zodiac signs, they are scientists who study how stars, planets, and galaxies form and function. Astrologists draw connections between human behavior and the alignment of the stars and planets. I think what you meant to say is you don't trust Astrologists? I don't believe in Astrology either, but I am open to reading more of this book.

[Nwansimdi Mercy Someze]

The book seems to offer a unique approach by integrating cosmic enneagrams within the zodiac to provide insights into individual traits, strengths, challenges, and influences. It seems to provide a framework for individuals to gain insights into their identity and navigate different stages of life.

[Chrystal Oaks]

This non-fiction book teaching about enneagrams sounds really fascinating. For interested readers, it feels like it's an opportunity to explore for a deeper spiritual meaning. Great review!

[Sara Rispo]

I'm not particularly interested in this kind of book but I'm sure the right audience will appreciate it. Readers who enjoy the genre will surely find it interesting and informative. Congrats on BOTD!

[Chris Agbara]

"Trinities to Enneagrams" is a comprehensive guide exploring cosmic types, personality traits, and life stages. It caters to philosophy-minded readers, astrology enthusiasts, and those curious about diverse subjects. The book features informative tables, engaging exercises, and is professionally edited, earning a solid five-star rating.

[todwyer01]

From a sampling, this seems like an interesting self-help book focusing on a study of cosmic types to discover an individuals characteristics and personalities. It might be worth a second look. Well done.

[Nemanja Jankovic]

"Trinities to Enneagrams, 2nd" by Allen David Young is a book that has numerology, system of cosmic types, and personality traits as its subject. The author explains in the book that birth dates determine the signs of the zodiac, which then determine the individual's cosmic type.

[sanjeev1]

Thank you for sharing such a detailed and insightful review of "Trinities to Enneagrams." Your thorough breakdown of the book's content, including the cosmic types, personality traits, and the incorporation of tables and exercises, gives a clear picture of what to expect. I appreciate your perspective on the potential audience, emphasizing the need for a certain level of curiosity and interest in diverse subjects.

The mention of professional editing and minimal distractions is reassuring, and your acknowledgment of the initial learning curve provides helpful context for prospective readers. Your positive rating of five out of five stars adds credibility to the book's value. Considering your thoughtful analysis, I'm intrigued and might just pick up a copy to explore the cosmic enneagram types within the zodiac. Thanks again for sharing your thoughts!

[MARTHA UGOCHI ASOGWA]

The book introduces the system of cosmic types, personality traits, stages of development, and numerology, where an individual's purpose and traits are determined by their birth dates and zodiac signs. Congratulations on your BOTD.

[Boluwatife Ade Aderogbin]

"I've heard about zodiac signs and the personality traits associated with them. However, I believe that these signs don't necessarily determine a person's behaviour. Nevertheless, I'm interested in reading a book about zodiac signs to learn more about them."

[Sarah Zain]

The review is so well written and detailed. But I don't believe much about the zodiac signs and their influence. I may read about it out of curiosity, but I think the book will be too complicated for me. So I'll skip it this time. Congrats on BOTD

[Michael Gambo]

The complicated topics were made more comprehensible by the addition of interactive exercises like the "Finding Your Type" exam and tables. It's not just a book; it's a cosmic puzzle waiting to be solved. Kudos to Allen David Young for creating a unique and engaging odyssey.

[Mayang Bature]

This book goes deep into a level of intrapersonal understanding of one's self. I like that it potentially brings a deeper connection with the inner person. The numerous abstract concepts, however, may make it difficult to retain readers' attention.

[Deborah Belanger]

"Trinities to Enneagrams: Finding Your Identities and Life Stages" by Allen David Young is helpful along with zodiac signs and cosmic types to guide you on your journey in finding yourself. I have read another book on the enneagram and I know it can be quite an eye opener once you get past all the hard reading. I've put this book on my "to read" list and look forward to reviewing this second edition. Congratulations to the author for BOTD.