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Benedictus Xvi: a Viktor Frankl's Theory Approach from Graphology and the Enneagram
BENEDICTO XVI
A VIKTOR FRANKL'S THEORY APPROACH FROM GRAPHOLOGY AND THE ENNEAGRAM
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Pope Benedict XVI is to resign.
I think everyone was surprised less Enneagram professionals who saw Ratzinger highly developed Six personality.
If we combine the concepts of the two disciplines that better study any personality structure - Graphology and
Enneagram - we can easily analyze this honest, courageous and coherent step of 265 º Pope of the Catholic Church.
As we can see from the samples, his handwriting is small, phlegmatic, with significant simplifications that make it unreadable sometimes.
His handwriting is pasty, with a weak pressure, connected with arcades and lacking in dynamism rhythm. At times it reminds me the handwriting of Charles de Foucauld, the extraordinary French mystic.
Father Moretti would say that the handwriting of His Holiness involves two trends: the careful observation and the contradiction. As a graphological rule we know that the smaller the size, the more detail you put in focus and therefore the greater the mental effort needed to unify them into a gestalt. The details are so important to a 6 personality, as for any subject with this kind of handwriting: Figure prevails over the background, which makes losing the overall view.
Joseph Ratzinger - as a good 6 with wing 5 – is not a lover of a strong advance since an efficient monitoring and intellectualization of his emotions are his enneatype amalgam.
His small handwriting - the willingness to adapt, to subordinate their developed 6 - joins the big emerging, the resistance to any change possible: his superego.
Very different from John Paul II (enneatype 1, visceral), Ratzinger is rational, a thinking man, an erudite who was taken from his favorite desk to a place he never wanted to be: the throne of Peter. This is called Coherence and Relationship in
Morettiana School. Consistency and

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