During this episode we share 3 meditations for each number in the heart triad (types 2, 3, and 4) and we end the episode with 2 meditations for all 9 Enneagram numbers.

All the meditations were written by either Kat Smith or Christy Bonner, with the exception of the poems we shared that were written by Loren Clifford, who has been a guest on the podcast.

During this episode we talk with Dr. Rev. Gerald Liu about theology, the Enneagram, and the nine faces of God. In this episode we focus on types 8 and 9. Gerald is the son of culturally Buddhist immigrants from Taiwan, the Rev. Gerald C. Liu, PhD is an ordained United Methodist Elder of the Mississippi Annual Conference and currently serves as Emerging Faith Communities Cultivator for the Great Plains Annual Conference. His role helps to revitalize an ecology of 716 United Methodist congregations across Kansas and Nebraska roiled by disagreements over human sexuality and to start new ministries. Previously, he resourced 3,000 students and counting, and budgets that together exceeded $10 million as Director of Collegiate Ministries, Initiatives, and Belonging for the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry. He has also taught as Assistant Professor of Worship and Preaching at Princeton Theological Seminary. He holds an honorific as a Minister in Residence at the Church of the Village, a United Methodist Congregation in Manhattan. He preaches regularly in local congregations across the United States. 

Gerald chairs the Board of Artworks Trenton, the leading community arts organization for the state of New Jersey. He sits on the Vanderbilt Divinity School Board of Visitors, is co-chair of engagement for the Asian American Vanderbilt Alumni Association, and programming chair for Woodruff Alumni Advisory Board, a specialized board consisting of members from all 9 university divisions who have held the highest university scholarships and fellowships. He has held leadership positions in the North American Academy of Liturgy, Societas Liturgica, the Academy of Homiletics. He has been invited to co-direct worship for the 15th Oxford Institute of Methodist Theological Studies at Keble College in Oxford, England this August. Gerald has authored numerous print and online articles and book chapters about liturgy, preaching, and theology and the arts; as well as the books, Music and the Generosity of God (Palgrave, 2017) and has co-authored with "Music Week" extraordinaire, Khalia Williams, Associate Dean of Worship and Music at Candler School of Theology, of A Worship Workbook: A Practical Guide for Extraordinary Liturgy (Abingdon, 2021).

During this episode we talk with Dr. Rev. Gerald Liu about theology, the Enneagram, and the nine faces of God. In this episode we focus on types 5, 6, and 7. Gerald is the son of culturally Buddhist immigrants from Taiwan, the Rev. Gerald C. Liu, PhD is an ordained United Methodist Elder of the Mississippi Annual Conference and currently serves as Emerging Faith Communities Cultivator for the Great Plains Annual Conference. His role helps to revitalize an ecology of 716 United Methodist congregations across Kansas and Nebraska roiled by disagreements over human sexuality and to start new ministries. Previously, he resourced 3,000 students and counting, and budgets that together exceeded $10 million as Director of Collegiate Ministries, Initiatives, and Belonging for the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry. He has also taught as Assistant Professor of Worship and Preaching at Princeton Theological Seminary. He holds an honorific as a Minister in Residence at the Church of the Village, a United Methodist Congregation in Manhattan. He preaches regularly in local congregations across the United States. 

Gerald chairs the Board of Artworks Trenton, the leading community arts organization for the state of New Jersey. He sits on the Vanderbilt Divinity School Board of Visitors, is co-chair of engagement for the Asian American Vanderbilt Alumni Association, and programming chair for Woodruff Alumni Advisory Board, a specialized board consisting of members from all 9 university divisions who have held the highest university scholarships and fellowships. He has held leadership positions in the North American Academy of Liturgy, Societas Liturgica, the Academy of Homiletics. He has been invited to co-direct worship for the 15th Oxford Institute of Methodist Theological Studies at Keble College in Oxford, England this August. Gerald has authored numerous print and online articles and book chapters about liturgy, preaching, and theology and the arts; as well as the books, Music and the Generosity of God (Palgrave, 2017) and has co-authored with "Music Week" extraordinaire, Khalia Williams, Associate Dean of Worship and Music at Candler School of Theology, of A Worship Workbook: A Practical Guide for Extraordinary Liturgy (Abingdon, 2021).

During this episode we talk with Dr. Rev. Gerald Liu about theology, the Enneagram, and the nine faces of God. In this episode we focus on types 2, 3, and 4. Gerald is the son of culturally Buddhist immigrants from Taiwan, the Rev. Gerald C. Liu, PhD is an ordained United Methodist Elder of the Mississippi Annual Conference and currently serves as Emerging Faith Communities Cultivator for the Great Plains Annual Conference. His role helps to revitalize an ecology of 716 United Methodist congregations across Kansas and Nebraska roiled by disagreements over human sexuality and to start new ministries. Previously, he resourced 3,000 students and counting, and budgets that together exceeded $10 million as Director of Collegiate Ministries, Initiatives, and Belonging for the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry. He has also taught as Assistant Professor of Worship and Preaching at Princeton Theological Seminary. He holds an honorific as a Minister in Residence at the Church of the Village, a United Methodist Congregation in Manhattan. He preaches regularly in local congregations across the United States. 

Gerald chairs the Board of Artworks Trenton, the leading community arts organization for the state of New Jersey. He sits on the Vanderbilt Divinity School Board of Visitors, is co-chair of engagement for the Asian American Vanderbilt Alumni Association, and programming chair for Woodruff Alumni Advisory Board, a specialized board consisting of members from all 9 university divisions who have held the highest university scholarships and fellowships. He has held leadership positions in the North American Academy of Liturgy, Societas Liturgica, the Academy of Homiletics. He has been invited to co-direct worship for the 15th Oxford Institute of Methodist Theological Studies at Keble College in Oxford, England this August. Gerald has authored numerous print and online articles and book chapters about liturgy, preaching, and theology and the arts; as well as the books, Music and the Generosity of God (Palgrave, 2017) and has co-authored with "Music Week" extraordinaire, Khalia Williams, Associate Dean of Worship and Music at Candler School of Theology, of A Worship Workbook: A Practical Guide for Extraordinary Liturgy (Abingdon, 2021).

During this episode we talk with Gerald Liu about theology, yoga, the Enneagram, and the nine faces of God. Gerald is the son of culturally Buddhist immigrants from Taiwan, the Rev. Gerald C. Liu, PhD is an ordained United Methodist Elder of the Mississippi Annual Conference and currently serves as Emerging Faith Communities Cultivator for the Great Plains Annual Conference. His role helps to revitalize an ecology of 716 United Methodist congregations across Kansas and Nebraska roiled by disagreements over human sexuality and to start new ministries. Previously, he resourced 3,000 students and counting, and budgets that together exceeded $10 million as Director of Collegiate Ministries, Initiatives, and Belonging for the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry. He has also taught as Assistant Professor of Worship and Preaching at Princeton Theological Seminary. He holds an honorific as a Minister in Residence at the Church of the Village, a United Methodist Congregation in Manhattan. He preaches regularly in local congregations across the United States. 

Gerald chairs the Board of Artworks Trenton, the leading community arts organization for the state of New Jersey. He sits on the Vanderbilt Divinity School Board of Visitors, is co-chair of engagement for the Asian American Vanderbilt Alumni Association, and programming chair for Woodruff Alumni Advisory Board, a specialized board consisting of members from all 9 university divisions who have held the highest university scholarships and fellowships. He has held leadership positions in the North American Academy of Liturgy, Societas Liturgica, the Academy of Homiletics. He has been invited to co-direct worship for the 15th Oxford Institute of Methodist Theological Studies at Keble College in Oxford, England this August. Gerald has authored numerous print and online articles and book chapters about liturgy, preaching, and theology and the arts; as well as the books, Music and the Generosity of God (Palgrave, 2017) and has co-authored with "Music Week" extraordinaire, Khalia Williams, Associate Dean of Worship and Music at Candler School of Theology, of A Worship Workbook: A Practical Guide for Extraordinary Liturgy (Abingdon, 2021).

Lynn Roulo is a Kundalini Yoga and Enneagram instructor who teaches in the United States and throughout Europe. She offers a unique combination of the two systems, combining the physical benefits of Kundalini Yoga with the psychological growth tools of the Enneagram. She has published two books and writes for numerous publications including Truity, 3HO, YogaToday, YogiApproved, and Tiny Buddha.

Website: https://www.lynnroulo.com/

Instagram: @lynnroulo

Lynn Roulo is a Kundalini Yoga and Enneagram instructor who teaches in the United States and throughout Europe. She offers a unique combination of the two systems, combining the physical benefits of Kundalini Yoga with the psychological growth tools of the Enneagram. She has published two books and writes for numerous publications including Truity, 3HO, YogaToday, YogiApproved, and Tiny Buddha.

Website: https://www.lynnroulo.com/

Instagram: @lynnroulo

Lynn Roulo is a Kundalini Yoga and Enneagram instructor who teaches in the United States and throughout Europe. She offers a unique combination of the two systems, combining the physical benefits of Kundalini Yoga with the psychological growth tools of the Enneagram. She has published two books and writes for numerous publications including Truity, 3HO, YogaToday, YogiApproved, and Tiny Buddha.

Website: https://www.lynnroulo.com/

Instagram: @lynnroulo

Autumn Edwards owns a small, client-centered, full-service interior design studio based in Chattanooga, Tennessee called La La Designs. Both her parents were talented artists and entrepreneurs, and her childhood was filled with art, music, food, and ideas! Autumn and her siblings watched her parents use their gifts to build and grow a successful company, and from an early age, she knew she wanted to do the same. Her passion for design, knack for business, and eagerness to build relationships has guided more than 20 years of designing, renovating, flipping, and building both her own homes and those of her clients. She considers it an honor to provide personalized, high-quality design services that bring joy to families and contributes to the thoughtful and vibrant growth of the city.

Check out her website: https://www.laladesignsbyautumnedwards.com/

Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/people/La-La-Designs-by-Autumn-Edwards/100067354144936/

Instagram: @lala_laladesign

Autumn Edwards owns a small, client-centered, full-service interior design studio based in Chattanooga, Tennessee called La La Designs. Both her parents were talented artists and entrepreneurs, and her childhood was filled with art, music, food, and ideas! Autumn and her siblings watched her parents use their gifts to build and grow a successful company, and from an early age, she knew she wanted to do the same. Her passion for design, knack for business, and eagerness to build relationships has guided more than 20 years of designing, renovating, flipping, and building both her own homes and those of her clients. She considers it an honor to provide personalized, high-quality design services that bring joy to families and contributes to the thoughtful and vibrant growth of the city.

Check out her website: https://www.laladesignsbyautumnedwards.com/

Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/people/La-La-Designs-by-Autumn-Edwards/100067354144936/

Instagram: @lala_laladesign