“In a way, it’s nice to know there are Greek gods out there, because you have somebody to blame when things go wrong… you understand that some divine force really is trying to mess up your day.” – Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief They may not really be Greek gods out there that brings misfortune to unsuspecting civilians but here are other reasons why we have bad days. The answer lies deep within our subconscious minds.

THE ENNEAGRAM The Enneagram is an ancient Muslim tool describing nine types of personalities. A person may fall under any one of the nine points. This Enneagram is the figure on the right. It does not look like much but it has brought with it wisdom that even until today proves relevant.
It delves further into the mind and explains how the psyche or a person’s personality affects how things are seen. This is where the half-full, half-empty and neither half-full nor half-empty glass of water comes in. The universe is not after you at all. The emotional and behavioral part of your brain just thinks it is. When you think that everybody else is better than you, you’ll only see the good things in other people’s lives and not your own. When you are always happy, you’ll find fewer flaws in the world in general. The figure has three main parts. The circle, containing the complex web, is said to represent unity. This points out that anyone can identify themselves with any of the nine types. A person does not skip from one type to another but aside from his core type he may have the potential adapt the beliefs of the other types depending on the situation he or she is in. The inner triangle connecting 3, 6 and 9 is the mind as discussed in the teachings of the Fourth Way. It may also refer to the Rule of Three where in the universe, all things comes in threes. The remaining part is the irregular hexagram. It pertains to the connections of all