Dancing the Wheel of Psychological Types

<p>A thorough readable explanation of Jung’s theory of psychological types combined with a spiritual guide adapted from Native American teachings—the medicine wheel and its beautiful inner wheels which guide the dances of living. A fascinating and clear meeting of Western and Native American cultures.</p><p><em>Mary Loomis's book shows truly how all great paths of knowledge are interwoven. All are part of the great Medicine Wheel of life.</em></p><p><strong>     -Sun Bear</strong> Chippewa medicine man author of <em>Black Dawn Bright Day</em></p><p><em>What a wealth of material!  Brought together in a fascinating way are Loomis's two facets of the subject of typology from the Jungian and the Cherokee perspectives. Loomis has found a way to give the mythic dimension to Jung's theory to the idea of typology. A work that makes an important contribution to the understanding of the process of individuation by whatever path one chooses to take.</em></p><p>     -<strong>June Singer</strong> Jungian analyst author of Boundaries of the Soul</p><p><strong>Mary E. Loomis Ph.D.</strong> is a Jungian analyst and a longstanding student of the Native American Sweet Medicine Sundance Teachings. She is coauthor of the Singer-Loomis Inventory of Personality</p>