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Writing hexagrams in the air

I find it makes a difference if instead of drawing each line of my hexagram as I go, I draw it first in my mind’s eye. Closing my eyes and visualising clear, creamy paper, and drawing on each line with a broad-nibbed pen. Or keeping my eyes open and seeing the lines in the air.

At first I was scared of forgetting a line, getting it wrong, but it’s got a lot easier over time to see the whole hexagram at once. I don’t imagine I’d have the meditative concentration to do it with yarrow – but with my simple 16 beads, I enjoy the experience of starting out from a mental image of the gua.

Discover new ways to connect with your reading’s imagery

A recorded workshop / mini-course with simple methods to immerse yourself in your I Ching reading and relate to it on its own terms.

  • 🔗Yi’s many layers of imagery
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