Russ Hudson
18 statements across 1 episodes · 2 bullish · 0 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Sep 1, 2020 by Russ Hudson · across every show →
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Hudson: Enneagram Types 5, 6, and 7 Seek Steady, Non-Interventionist Presence
“Five, six, and seven, it's a little harder to put into words, but they're looking for someone who can just be there with them in a steady way. Not approaching, not withdrawing, not glomming on, or taking over, or fixing, and not abandoning.”
Sep 1, 2020 neutral
Sep 1, 2020 neutral
Hudson: Real freedom is overcoming egoic impulses, not maximizing endless choices
“We will be dissatisfied by what looks like freedom to us, which on the ego is having more options, having more choices, being able to do whatever I want, which is, I call that lovingly my inner two-year-old, you know. But real freedom, as one of my teachers us…”
Sep 1, 2020 positive
Hudson: 1960s infant study mapped nine temperaments exactly matching the Enneagram
“There was a major study of temperament in infants done at New York University back in, she was early 19 sixties by two famous psychologists, Thomas and Chess. And in that study, just Looking at it empirically, they boiled it down to nine basic patterns of temp…”
Sep 1, 2020
Hudson: Environmental trauma determines how rigidly people stick to personality defenses
“How much I'm wedged into my type, how much I'm stuck in that stuff is a function of nurture, because if I'm growing up in a crazy, difficult, scary, heartbreaking environment, and that's always going to be true to some degree, but if it's a lot, then, of cours…”
Sep 1, 2020
Sep 1, 2020 positive
Hudson: Masterful communication requires developing rational, reassuring, and authentic styles
“If we're going to be skillful in human communication and working with people, we need to develop two other languages. We might kind of, usually people are really good at one and kind of okay at another, and one, they just don't know that language. So if you, y…”
Sep 1, 2020
Hudson: Eliminating Ego Is a Mistake; Over-Identification Is the Real Problem
“The problem is not that we have an ego, and I am not one of those people who goes around saying, you gotta get rid of your ego, you gotta kill the ego. I think that's nuts. I think that, you know, even the people saying those kind of things have an ego. The pr…”
Sep 1, 2020
Sep 1, 2020
Hudson: Core Enneagram temperament is established in infancy or earlier
“What we can say is that, that the basic template Is there in temperament? Meaning it's, we're born with it. We don't know if it's genetic or if it's forms while we're still in the womb, but it's very early. In other words, we're sort of set on a certain track …”
Sep 1, 2020
Hudson: Breaking Personality Fixation Unlocks the Capacities of All Enneagram Types
“As we get liberated from being Identified with the pattern. As we get less stuck in it, the good sides of all of the nine points, which also represent human capacities or talents or gifts, start to come into play more and more.”
Sep 1, 2020
Sep 1, 2020
Hudson: Somatic presence creates a non-cognitive connection to life and nature
“The more present we are in our body, the more we feel connected with everything. We feel connected with nature, with life. We feel more of the wholeness of everything that comes through our body. It's not a cognitive thing.”
Sep 1, 2020
Hudson: Personality types become survival machines without conscious presence
“Our attention when we're not present is sort of welded to these preoccupations and patterns, and that's what we're looking at with the Enneagram. That's what our type does without presence. It tends to become the survival machine.”
Sep 1, 2020
Hudson: Type Eights become controlling when disconnected from somatic presence
“The downside of this is each type, the ego does a substitute for the real thing. And so the substitute is In the eight, and the eight part of all of us is to the degree we don't feel that aliveness and energy and immediacy, we get tough, and we harden ourselve…”