Binary Dimensional Identity (BinDI) is an expansion of Carl Jung’s personality types using the ancient Chinese Book of Changes (I-Ching) as a comparative model. Written for at new generation of seekers educated with science and technology as part of their worldview, BinDI offers a system of self-knowledge in a new and exciting format. It decodes the I-Ching in contemporary terms, and provides insight into definitions that we can identify with and easily apply to modern everyday circumstances.

As an acronym BinDI is the red dot marked on the forehead by Hindus. It represents the opening of the third eye or spiritual consciousness in the sixth charka, which in BinDI is referred to as the sixth dimension.

BinDI adds two additional polarities to the Myers-Briggs Indicator that reflect more of the whole person. These polarities are fundamental factors that govern our opinions and perspectives: spiritual or secular, inspired or pragmatic.

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