Dragon flying in the heavens
..with photos 😉
Hilary
Free readings webinar today
We’re having an informal session sharing I Ching readings today at 6pm UK time (that’s US Pacific 10am, Mountain 11am, Central 12 noon, Eastern 1pm, 7pm or later across Europe). This one is free (I hope to recoup costs later by selling the recording). To attend, just log in here… Read more »Free readings webinar today
The Image of Hexagram 62
‘Above the mountain is thunder. Small overstepping.
Noble one in actions exceeds in courtesy,
In loss exceeds in mourning,
In using resources exceeds in economy.’
What if the I Ching doesn’t know?
I Ching Community Discussion Forum: What if the I Ching doesn’t know? Quale started this thread by asking: “Do you think the answers the I Ching gives come from inside (from your subconscious) or outside (from the universe, or the cosmos or whatever)? I remember reading a theory saying that… Read more »What if the I Ching doesn’t know?
Interesting articles – Harmen’s Dagboek
Harmen has put together a stunning ‘reading list’ of online articles on Yi and early China. Here it is – impressive stuff.
A living tradition
I’ve just been looking at an article by Edward Shaughnessy about the Fuyang Zhouyi: a fragmentary copy of the earliest part of the Yi, dating from 165BC. And what struck me most forcibly was how little has changed. The fragments show hexagram and line texts more or less identical to… Read more »A living tradition
Strength in the axle straps of a great chariot
While researching for the ‘journeys’ session I came across this page of research results of Anthony Barbieri-Low. Scroll down to the last one on the page, and you’ll find a beautifully clear reconstruction of a Shang chariot. A little below this there is a link to an animation of the… Read more »Strength in the axle straps of a great chariot