Sep 24, 2026 · 17 min · 6 segments
The "trifix" is a concept in the enneagram where an individual is not just a single, fixated, core type, but they also have type "fixations" in the other two centers. This video looks at the reality…
Okay, so now that we spent time with these three sixes, we can start to feel how each one is very distinct in how they present themselves and what they believe in.
And now we can start discerning what is coming from where and how their body posture, their demeanor is actually informing us of their type structure, the habits that they're in and the narratives that they're in.
So starting out with Fred, we can see that he's reactive.
He's talking about boring people doing boring things that are actually quite normal.
And he has this sort of fantastical, destructive behavior.
bizarre interest.
He talks about individuality.
He talks about what he's learning, his experience, how people may have seen him as strange or inappropriate or something like this.
So we can hear his narratives, but his entire body posture and how he tells the story is fairly composed.
It's fairly open.
It's fairly nuanced.
It's allowing there to be nuance in a story in how he feels about it in how it's interpreted he's not taking any particular control just energetically over how something is is said how something is told then going on to jpeg mafia he has just a different heart fix so instead of a three in the heart center he has four in the heart center And so we get immediate hit of image negativity.
He has very distinct ways that he sees other people.
We can feel it in his body posture.
There's a little bit of a withdrawnness in him, but just as much reactivity in how people are seeing him interacting with his work and his artistry.
But still having a nine fix, he's not directly taking an energetic stance or an energetic sense of control around things.
Things are still coming in and impacting him.
I can feel it in his body posture and how he talks about things.
He has a narrative around nobody likes me.
A lot of people may have that, like anyone of any fix, anyone of any core type can feel like nobody likes me.
But in his posture, in his demeanor, he truly believes that.
And he takes that very seriously.
And I can feel it in the pointedness of how he's saying it.
He's not letting room for nuance.
He's not allowing room for... other opinions other beliefs other interpretations of the event it is specific and then saul williams we get a totally different energy this is a completely different gut center body center and a completely different heart center he has one in the body and you can feel that in his incredibly hyper-focused and intentional way of engaging, just sitting in the chair.
Okay, so now that we spent time with these three sixes, we can start to feel how each one is very distinct in how they present themselves and what they believe in.
And now we can start discerning what is coming from where and how their body posture, their demeanor is actually informing us of their type structure, the habits that they're in and the narratives that they're in.
So starting out with Fred, we can see that he's reactive.
He's talking about boring people doing boring things that are actually quite normal.
And he has this sort of fantastical, destructive behavior.
bizarre interest.
He talks about individuality.
He talks about what he's learning, his experience, how people may have seen him as strange or inappropriate or something like this.
So we can hear his narratives, but his entire body posture and how he tells the story is fairly composed.
It's fairly open.
It's fairly nuanced.
It's allowing there to be nuance in a story in how he feels about it in how it's interpreted he's not taking any particular control just energetically over how something is is said how something is told then going on to jpeg mafia he has just a different heart fix so instead of a three in the heart center he has four in the heart center And so we get immediate hit of image negativity.
He has very distinct ways that he sees other people.
We can feel it in his body posture.
There's a little bit of a withdrawnness in him, but just as much reactivity in how people are seeing him interacting with his work and his artistry.
But still having a nine fix, he's not directly taking an energetic stance or an energetic sense of control around things.
Things are still coming in and impacting him.
I can feel it in his body posture and how he talks about things.
He has a narrative around nobody likes me.
A lot of people may have that, like anyone of any fix, anyone of any core type can feel like nobody likes me.
But in his posture, in his demeanor, he truly believes that.
And he takes that very seriously.
And I can feel it in the pointedness of how he's saying it.
He's not letting room for nuance.
He's not allowing room for... other opinions other beliefs other interpretations of the event it is specific and then saul williams we get a totally different energy this is a completely different gut center body center and a completely different heart center he has one in the body and you can feel that in his incredibly hyper-focused and intentional way of engaging, just sitting in the chair.
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