It’s something of a truism that the cosmos works in this sequence: be – do – have. Who you are leads to what you do which leads (by a more or less direct path! 😉 ) to what you get. Also well-known is that universal human tendency to get… Read more »Being, doing, having – and questions for the I Ching
There’s this experiment in quantum physics that shows the weird dual nature of atoms: sometimes particles, sometimes waves. If you fire enough bullets at a (bullet-proof!) screen with a couple of slits in it for them to go through, eventually you’ll get a pattern on the wall behind the screen… Read more »Yi on quantum mechanics?
I Ching Community Discussion Forum: Spiritual hierarchy Quotation of the month, from Dharma: “Methinks it redundant for Yi to talk “about” love since the whole book itself is a major portal that leads us directly to it.” (Also go to the top of the page and search on ‘Dharma’ to… Read more »ICC : Spiritual hierarchy
If you haven’t already visited this page and launched into a feeding frenzy of downloading, go now. Brad has converted everything to pdf format, so it’s viewable on any computer. If you don’t have the means to unzip the files already, try Izarc for Windows or Stuffit expander for Macs.
It may have taken me a month, but I’ve got the CD of the webinar with Stephen Karcher ready for you, finally. It includes the screen recordings, transcript, and extra explanatory articles with slides from the webinar, and costs £12 including postage. Full details here I’ve also made a few… Read more »The CD is ready!
Hexagram 23 is the Pair of 24, Returning, which Nelson asked about. Unlike Stripping Away, the Judgement of Returning concludes that there is harvest in having a direction to go.
This could get particularly confusing, as the Daxiang (the Image) says that this is time to stay home and most… Read more »‘Favourable to have somewhere to go’ in hexagram 24
From Nelson:
“Under #24 it says, favorable to have somewhere to go. What does this mean?”
