Everything Belongs: Living the Teachings of Richard Rohr Forward

On today's episode, we hear from New York Times bestselling author Rob Bell on the wounds and wisdom of being an Enneagram Type Seven. But first, Richard illuminates the need for Sevens, and all of us, to face our pain in order to discover a more nuanced kind of positivity. Rob then shares how he first found Fr. Richard Rohr’s teaching, and what it was like to grow up in a home where everything had to be fine. He describes how denial, the Seven’s drug of choice, gave way to burnout and grief.

What happens when we stop outrunning the pain and let it spit us out the other side? Tune in to hear Rob on the “death of fantasy,” finding the top of the mountain in the valley, and how Type 7 can learn to embrace that "everything belongs".

Resources:

Find the transcript for today's episode here.

Discover more about Rob Bell here. ⁠

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Additional Enneagram Resources:

⁠The Enneagram: An Introduction:⁠ A brief introduction to this tool and a compilation of different resources curated for those longing to better understand and have compassion for themselves and others.

⁠Enneagram as a Tool for Your Spiritual Journey:⁠ Use the offer code POD35 to get 35% off this foundational Enneagram teaching from Fr. Richard Rohr and Episode 2 guest Russ Hudson.

⁠The Enneagram & Grace:⁠ Richard Rohr and Russ Hudson offer a deep study of the Enneagram as a practice to nurture transformation for ourselves and compassion for the world. Use POD35 to get 35% off your order.

⁠Follow us on Instagram.⁠ How can your wounds lead to wisdom? Discover topics about what your number might be trying to teach you.

⁠Join the conversation on Facebook⁠. Share wisdom with others on the Enneagram journey.

Pick up a copy of Fr. Richard's book ⁠The Enneagram: A Christian Perspective.⁠

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Today, hosts Carmen, Mike, and Cassidy sit down with the Enneagram Godmother herself, Suzanne Stabile. Join us for an episode rich in Enneagram wisdom, charm, and storytelling, as Suzanne shares her unique insights, we hear questions from CAC staff, discover how Richard' s work impacted and influenced Suzanne's own, and unpack stories that bring the types to life. We'll also discover additional layers of the Enneagram to help turn our wounds into wisdom.

Resources:

Find the transcript for today's episode here.

Discover more about Suzanne Stabile and all her offerings here.

Sign Up for The Enneagram Email Series :

Deepen your journey with the Enneagram. Sign up for monthly reflections, practices, and resources that connect the contemplative wisdom with your daily life:⁠ https://cac.org/belongs2026/⁠

Additional Enneagram Resources:

⁠The Enneagram: An Introduction:⁠ A brief introduction to this tool and a compilation of different resources curated for those longing to better understand and have compassion for themselves and others.

⁠Enneagram as a Tool for Your Spiritual Journey:⁠ Use the offer code POD35 to get 35% off this foundational Enneagram teaching from Fr. Richard Rohr and Episode 2 guest Russ Hudson.

⁠The Enneagram & Grace:⁠ Richard Rohr and Russ Hudson offer a deep study of the Enneagram as a practice to nurture transformation for ourselves and compassion for the world. Use POD35 to get 35% off your order.

⁠Follow us on Instagram.⁠ How can your wounds lead to wisdom? Discover topics about what your number might be trying to teach you.

⁠Join the conversation on Facebook⁠. Share wisdom with others on the Enneagram journey.

Pick up a copy of Fr. Richard's book ⁠The Enneagram: A Christian Perspective.⁠

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Have a question you’d like ask the team to answer about this season?

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Today, Fr. Richard Rohr introduces us to the qualities associated with Enneagram Type Sixes, including caution, loyalty, fidelity, and courage.

On this episode, we’re also joined by Sr. Monica Clare, a nun, ordained Episcopal priest, and sister superior at the Community of St. John Baptist. Sr. Monica shares how learning to listen to her fear led her on a winding path from improv comedy in Los Angeles to the convent, and how naming her fears honestly opened the door to authentic courage.

Tune in to this episode to explore how caution, loyalty, and courage show up in the life of a Six — and what their wisdom offers all of us living in fearful times.

Resources:

Find the transcript for today's episode here.

Discover more about Sr. Monica Clare here.

Sign Up for The Enneagram Email Series :

Deepen your journey with the Enneagram. Sign up for monthly reflections, practices, and resources that connect the contemplative wisdom with your daily life: https://cac.org/belongs2026/

Additional Enneagram Resources:

The Enneagram: An Introduction: A brief introduction to this tool and a compilation of different resources curated for those longing to better understand and have compassion for themselves and others.

Enneagram as a Tool for Your Spiritual Journey: Use the offer code POD35 to get 35% off this foundational Enneagram teaching from Fr. Richard Rohr and Episode 2 guest Russ Hudson.

The Enneagram & Grace: Richard Rohr and Russ Hudson offer a deep study of the Enneagram as a practice to nurture transformation for ourselves and compassion for the world. Use POD35 to get 35% off your order.

Follow us on Instagram. How can your wounds lead to wisdom? Discover topics about what your number might be trying to teach you.

Join the conversation on Facebook. Share wisdom with others on the Enneagram journey.

Pick up a copy of Fr. Richard's book The Enneagram: A Christian Perspective.

Connect with Us;

Have a question you’d like ask the team to answer about this season?

Email us: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠podcasts@cac.org⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

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In this episode, Fr. Richard Rohr introduces us to the qualities associated with Enneagram Type Fives, including self-criticism, detachment, curiosity, and the ability to live with uncertainty.

We're also joined by Morgan Harper Nichols — a poet, musician, and artist with a devoted online following. Morgan shares how creativity can help uncover and express what is already within us, and the ways in which head types uniquely convey their emotional complexity . As a Five, she finds it beneficial to emphasize experimentation, play, and to embrace life’s unexpected turns.

Listen now to explore how to approach self-understanding with curiosity and remain open to mystery.

Find the transcript for today's episode here.

Sign Up for The Enneagram Email Series

Deepen your journey with the Enneagram. Sign up for monthly reflections, practices, and resources that connect the contemplative wisdom with your daily life. Sign up here: https://cac.org/belongs2026/

Additional Enneagram Resources

The Enneagram: An Introduction: A brief introduction to this tool and a compilation of different resources curated for those longing to better understand and have compassion for themselves and others.

Enneagram as a Tool for Your Spiritual Journey: Use the offer code POD35 to get 35% off this foundational Enneagram teaching from Fr. Richard Rohr and Episode 2 guest Russ Hudson.

The Enneagram & Grace: Richard Rohr and Russ Hudson offer a deep study of the Enneagram as a practice to nurture transformation for ourselves and compassion for the world. Use POD35 to get 35% off your order.

Follow us on Instagram. How can your wounds lead to wisdom? Discover topics about what your number might be trying to teach you.

Join the conversation on Facebook. Share wisdom with others on the Enneagram journey.

Pick up a copy of Fr. Richard's book The Enneagram: A Christian Perspective.

Connect With Us

Have a question you’d like ask the team to answer about this season?

Email us: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠podcasts@cac.org⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

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What can the Enneagram teach us about sensitivity, social justice, and our unique calling?

In this conversation, our special guest, Dorcas Cheng-Tozun, speaks about the challenges faced by Enneagram Fours and highly sensitive people. Drawing from her book Social Justice for the Sensitive Soul, Dorcas reflects on belonging, burnout, and emotional wounds. She offers us sustainable ways to pursue justice.

Also in this episode, Fr. Richard Rohr offers wisdom on the Four’s gift of seeing beyond conformity and invites Type Fours to turn their suffering outward in solidarity with others.

Tune in to discover how our authenticity, purpose, and gifts can serve the world.

Find the transcript for today's episode here.

Sign Up for The Enneagram Email Series

Deepen your journey with the Enneagram. Sign up for monthly reflections, practices, and resources that connect the contemplative wisdom with your daily life. https://cac.org/belongs2026/

Additional Enneagram Resources

The Enneagram: An Introduction: A brief introduction to this tool and a compilation of different resources curated for those longing to better understand and have compassion for themselves and others.

Enneagram as a Tool for Your Spiritual Journey: Use the offer code POD35 to get 35% off this foundational Enneagram teaching from Fr. Richard Rohr and Episode 2 guest Russ Hudson.

The Enneagram & Grace: Richard Rohr and Russ Hudson offer a deep study of the Enneagram as a practice to nurture transformation for ourselves and compassion for the world. Use POD35 to get 35% off your order.

Follow us on Instagram. How can your wounds lead to wisdom? Discover topics about what your number might be trying to teach you.

Join the conversation on Facebook. Share wisdom with others on the Enneagram journey.

Pick up a copy of Fr. Richard's book The Enneagram: A Christian Perspective.

Connect With Us

Have a question you’d like ask the team to answer about this season?

Email us: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠podcasts@cac.org⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

Send us a voicemail: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠cac.org/voicemail⁠⁠⁠⁠