NINTH ENNEAGRAM TYPE (Peacekeeper) Explained: Career, Strengths and Weaknesses

People of the ninth enneagram type, radiate calm, and friendliness, and they defuse conflict situations. The ninth type of Enneagram is called the Peacemaker, or Mediator.

It is difficult to imagine a more pleasant and friendly conversationalist; it is always a pleasure to communicate with people of this type, who are predisposed to slow, relaxing conversations.

They don't welcome disputes and conflicts, striving to harmonize relations, and they subtly sense the atmosphere around them.

They unconsciously detect any upcoming conflict, instantly react to such tension, and try to clear the air. They often play the role of a peacemaker between disputing and conflicting parties.

People of this type have an exceptional ability to understand others, their opinions, feelings, and attitudes toward life. They can also accept people as they are, without creating illusions.

They experience a surge of vital energy and can focus on their desires when in an atmosphere of comfort and harmony with their loved ones. In such situations, their productivity is amazing, and their creativity is admirable.

Any conflict or tension can result in significant stress. They might then assess the situation ironically or even pessimistically, but the effectiveness of their work, as well as enthusiasm in personal relationships, will immediately decrease.

People feel comfortable around them, and they can make others open up, which is why Type Nine individuals often choose professions such as psychologists or consultants. However, it may be difficult for them to discern their own desires. It's even easier for them to understand what they don't want. They can hide their desires deep inside, even from themselves, so as not to harm their relationships with loved ones.

They avoid anything negative, as it drains their energy and devastates them. Often, they don't pay attention to the negative aspects of their partner, noticing only the positive.

The flip side of this approach is the accumulation of negativity, which becomes increasingly difficult to ignore. This can lead to a state of chronic tiredness and a need for rest. One day, the accumulated anger will have to be released to discharge emotional tension. To restore inner and outer harmony, they often turn to nature.