title: Dance Steps with Alfred Adler: An Interpretive Soul Psychology
author: Randolph Severson
description: Randolph Severson Ph.D. is a psychotherapist and writer whose many writings are known for their spirited eloquence and rhetorical style. An early student and assistant to James Hillman, he holds a doctorate in Existential Phenomenological Psychology from the Institute of Philosophic Studies at the University of Dallas renowned for its Inter-Disciplinary approach to Psychology, Literature, Philosophy and Politics.
zlib_text: THE SEAT OF THE SOUL
  
  Gary Zukav
  
  Simon & Schuster
  
  Scanned: June 17.2001
  
  Last Update: June 17, 2001
  
    
  
  FOREWORD
  
    
  
  During the years that I was writing The Dancing Wu Li Masters and after, I was
  drawn again and again to the writings of William James, Carl Jung, Benjamin
  Lee Whorf, Niels Bohr and Albert Einstein. I returned to them repeatedly. I
  found in them something special, although it was not until later that I was
  able to understand that special ness: these fellow humans reached for
  something greater than they were able to express directly through their work.
  They saw more than they could express in the language of psychology or
  linguistics or physics, and they sought to share what they saw. It is what
  they sought to share through the medium of their work that drew me to them.
  
  They were mystics. That is my word. They would not use such language, but they
  knew it. They feared that their careers might become contaminated by
  association with those who did not work within the sc