Jonathan Zap tells you some things to know before getting an I Ching reading.
Not that you really need to know this much before getting a reading, but there is much good sense here, obviously born of a living relationship with the oracle. I especially like the part about… Read more »Things to know before getting an I Ching reading
PCNL – The Library I found the site Stephen mentioned in the webinar in association with David Peat, co-author of The Turbulent Mirror. This link is to its library – a massive resource of text and multimedia on modern science, chaos theory, consciousness… It must be fantastically expensive to run,… Read more »Pari Center Library
The webinar with Stephen Karcher took place on the 26th, and was a huge success. (Granted my computer was not by any stretch of the imagination a huge success, but things carried on extremely well without me for the first five or ten minutes.)
There was an endless stream of… Read more »Stephen Karcher webinar: progress report on the recording
This is a quite new (and hard to find) addition to LiSe’s wonderful site, I Ching, book of the moon Kan and Coyote are both much loved and admired members of the I Ching Community, and their conversations are gems. The best place to start is probably with the talk… Read more »A talk in the garden – conversations between Kan and Coyote
Selected Yijing papers – with very interesting titles. “I Ching, psychology of heart, and Jungian analysis” looks good…
mashica I Ching This may win prizes for ‘most indecipherable I Ching site design’, but if you once find your way in (try the little numbers and arrow over on the right) there is a nice online oracle here, using the translation by Rosemary and Kerson Huang. I asked for… Read more »mashica I Ching
Can’t for the life of me think of anything to say about this one: Of robot art and drawn meditations Quote: “Eva Sutton and Sarah Hart constructed an installation called “Chance Transmission: An I Ching Reading with Two Small Robots.” This performative piece generates and reads a visitor’s I Ching… Read more »What is it about this oracle?
