TYPE 1THE REFORMER
Athena
This type is driven by a strong sense of integrity and a desire to improve the world.
Enneagram Personality Test - Greek Gods Edition
The Enneagram is a personality theory that classifies personalities into nine types. This test will tell you your Enneagram type and which Greek god has the same type of personality as you. Get the wisdom to brighten your life through this test.
ENNEAGRAM
What is the Enneagram?
The Enneagram describes personality through nine types. It looks beyond visible behavior to the motivations underneath: what people seek and what they fear. The same action can have different meanings depending on the reason behind it. The numbers identify types; they do not rank them.
A brief history
The symbol
In the early 20th century, George Gurdjieff introduced the nine-pointed symbol. Its history is distinct from the development of the nine personality types used today.
The personality system
During the 1960s and 1970s, Oscar Ichazo, Claudio Naranjo and others developed the personality typology. Today's nine-type system was not passed down unchanged from ancient times.
What You Can Learn From This Enneagram Personality Test
- 50questionsAnswer questions
- 9typesFind your type
- Explore your result
Your answers identify a basic type. The result covers the topics below and explains its development levels and both wings. This test does not determine your current level or individual wing.
- Core personality traits, including strengths and weaknesses
- Careers you may be suited for or struggle with
- Romantic and interpersonal tendencies
- Core emotional patterns (Passions)
- Characteristics at each development level
- Both wings of your type
The 9 Enneagram Types
This test pairs each type with a Greek deity as a memorable illustration of its personality. These pairings are our own symbolic interpretations.
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TYPE 2THE HELPER
Aphrodite
This type finds meaning in being helpful and emotionally supportive.
TYPE 3THE ACHIEVER
Hera
This type is motivated by success, achievement, and efficiency.
TYPE 4THE INDIVIDUALIST
Apollo
This type values authenticity and emotional depth.
TYPE 5THE INVESTIGATOR
Hades
This type seeks understanding through knowledge and observation.
TYPE 6THE LOYALIST
Demeter
This type prioritizes security, trust, and preparedness.
TYPE 7THE ENTHUSIAST
Hermes
This type is driven by a desire for freedom, enjoyment, and new experiences.
TYPE 8THE CHALLENGER
Zeus
This type values strength, independence, and control.
TYPE 9THE PEACEMAKER
Hestia
This type seeks harmony and inner stability.
The three centers
The nine types form three groups according to the center that tends to shape their reactions. Everyone uses instinct, feeling and thinking; the idea is that attention tends to gravitate toward one of them.
Instinctive center
Action & sensation
- 8
- 9
- 1
Emphasizes autonomy and influencing the environment. The shared emotional theme is anger.
Feeling center
Feelings & relationships
- 2
- 3
- 4
Emphasizes relationships and how others see you. The shared themes are shame and self-worth.
Thinking center
Anticipation & understanding
- 5
- 6
- 7
Seeks reassurance through information and planning ahead. The shared emotional theme is fear.
The passions of each type
Passions are recurring emotional patterns or desires associated with each type. Although the terms can sound harsh, they are not insults or judgments of character. They describe what can happen when a person's priorities become rigid.
- 1Anger
- Frustration when reality falls short of ideals.
- 2Pride
- Attachment to being needed by others.
- 3Self-Deceit
- Shaping yourself to fit an image of success.
- 4Envy
- Longing for what others have and you lack.
- 5Avarice
- Reluctance to give up knowledge, time or energy.
- 6Fear
- Vigilance and anxiety about uncertainty.
- 7Gluttony
- Continuously seeking the next enjoyable experience.
- 8Lust
- Seeking intensity and pushing your will through.
- 9Sloth
- Putting your own wishes or problems aside to avoid conflict.
What are development levels?
Development levels describe how the same type can appear differently depending on inner flexibility and the strength of its habitual patterns. They do not define a person's worth or diagnose illness. The result presents three broad states.
Healthy
Less driven by habitual patterns, with flexible access to the type's strengths.
Average
Strengths are present, alongside attachment to familiar ways of thinking and reacting.
Unhealthy
Habitual patterns intensify, making extreme reactions and conflict more likely.
What are wings?
A wing is the influence of a type next to your basic type on the circle. Type 4, for example, sits between 3 and 5. The idea is that these neighboring traits add different nuances to the same basic type. The letter “w” stands for wing.
4w3
Type 4 with Type 3's focus on achievement and recognition.
4w5
Type 4 with Type 5's focus on exploration and reflection.
This Enneagram Personality Test is intended for self-understanding and reflection. It does not provide medical, psychological, or clinical diagnoses. The results describe personality tendencies rather than absolute truths. Please use them as a guide for self-awareness, not as labels that limit growth or define who you are.
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