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Yearly Archives: 2007

The I Ching and the genetic code

This just in from John Compton: he’s just published the second volume of his I Ching research project. You’ll find more details, a contact email address and an abridged excerpt from volume 1 at his site. In John’s own words: “My 2nd Volume of – The I Ching Project – The I Ching Key –… Continue Reading

Nuclear hexagrams as archetypes?

I came across this at Eric Bryant’s I Ching blog: Atomic I Ching hexagrams and atomic Jungian archetypes. By ‘atomic’ hexagrams he means the four ‘seed within the seed’ nuclear hexagrams that all the hexagrams ultimately ‘resolve to’: 1, 2, 63 and 64. These he attempts to map onto archetypal psychological structures: animus, anima, shadow… Continue Reading

Intuition

intuition is an immediate perception. Analysis brings you to a conclusion step by step; intuition happens straight away. I Ching interpretation involves a mixture of intuition and analysis (which in turn creates more food for the intuition), but it all hangs on a single moment of intuition, when you perceive the connection between question and answer. Continue Reading

New for members: Question Guide as pdf

Especially when you’re getting started with the I Ching, it can be hard to know what to ask – or what you can ask – or hard to put your question into words. Hence the ‘Suggested questions’ page here, which offers ideas for questions on anything from relationships with your parents to changing career to… Continue Reading

The challenge of Hexagram 44

My I Ching reading for last week was Hexagram 36, Brightness Hiding, with no changing lines. And following the plans I’d already made for that week, which involved reaching out and making connections to others in various ways, I hit one technical road-hump after another. (Moral of this story: consider revising your plans in the… Continue Reading

Buddhist I Ching

I just came across this I Ching commentary from the perspective of Buddhist spiritual journey, and drawing on Osho’s ideas. The first seven hexagrams are covered so far, and they offer some interesting reading. I like this, for Hexagram 5: “All we can do is become deserving and the moment we are deserving the rain… Continue Reading

I Ching prizes

What’s on offer:

One copy of the I Ching course, correspondence version, complete with ebooks and audio and full personal support on all nine assignments, as sold for £137

And ten prizes of a £20 coupon, Continue Reading

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