Reply To: Dissociative Identity Disorder and Vultology

[Celeste]

If you say that this whole experience of having multiple personalities is tightly related to Enneagram, or more specifically being a 9, it does sound a little bit narrowed down, don't you think?
Although it does represent developing patterns to defend from chaos, considering splitting is the mind's way of coping with trauma and that's something that I can see the correlation, some people might not relate to being a 9 and could be a 6 with different fears and desires. That's why I used the example of the archetypes since they can be a little bit more adjustable to the individuals experience and don't have so many restrictions as typology systems like Enneagram or even MBTI.
To conclude this, I wasn't talking about Cognitive Type as a whole, that's why I specifically wrote Vultology.