The Nine Faces of Fear: Ego, Enneatype, Essence
Ebook
Overview
This book, which draws on the principles and practices of philosophy, is packed full of sound, concrete advice and guidance from the wise of both East and West. It shows us how to become free of fear--that tyrant of the soul by living more from the Self than the ego. Dr. Costello details the dynamics of fear from the perspective of Advaita Vedanta--its forms and figures--before presenting the nine fundamental fears with the help of the Enneagram system. There are Stoic strategies for facing fears, existential exercises, and recommended daily practices. Dr. Costello writes as both a philosopher and clinician and brings to this fascinating subject, in which we’re all implicated, his erudition in both theory and therapy. The work complements his online course hosted by Udemy, “Therapy Technique for Anxiety, Phobias, & OCD,” which highlights the importance of “paradoxical intention,” derived from Viktor Frankl’s school of philosophical psychology.
“Both practical and philosophical, Stephen Costello not only
unpacks the nature of fear but why we are afraid and most
importantly, how to break free from our fears. This book will serve
anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of fear and step into
greater freedom from fear.”
—Keith Kristich, Enneagram coach
- Title: The Nine Faces of Fear: Ego, Enneatype, Essence
- Author: Stephen J. Costello
- Publisher: Pickwick Publications
- Print Publication Date: 2022
- Logos Release Date: 2022
- Language: English
- Resources: 1
- Format: Digital › Ebook
- ISBNs: 9781666721270, 9781666730142, 1666721271, 1666730149
- Resource ID: LLS:9781666721270
- Resource Type: Monograph
- Metadata Last Updated: 2022-09-29T19:54:36Z
Stephen J. Costello is a prominent philosopher, bestselling author, analyst, and founder-director of the Viktor Frankl Institute of Ireland (www.viktorfranklireland.com), which offers internationally accredited online certificate and diploma courses in logotherapy and existential analysis. Dr. Costello was educated in St. Gerard’s School, Castleknock College, and University College Dublin and holds three degrees in philosophy as well as two black belts in martial arts. He has addressed two parliaments, is the author of eleven books and has thirty years’ experience lecturing philosophy and leading clinical as well as corporate workshops and seminars.