Heaven to Earth I Ching A link to a home-published I Ching book I hadn’t seen before. As far as I can make out from a quick look through the website (in other words – I may have this completely wrong) the book offers a new way of choosing which… Read more »Heaven to Earth I Ching
Very interesting email from Donato: “Dear Hilary, I have been consulting I-Ching for many years, during crisis mainly and therefore for really important matters, as well for less decisive problems. In many cases the answers seemed coherent with the question, in some quite ‘to the point’, in many others they… Read more »Wrong answers?
*** Warning – highly speculative post coming up *** In a previous post, ‘Looking at hexagram pairs’, I mentioned Carrin Dunne’s names for two distinctive kinds of Pair. The four pairs that are complementary and not inverse she calls Dragon Gates. And the four pairs that are both inverted and… Read more »Trigrams in the Sequence IV
An email from Willie gave me pause for thought: “Hi there Hilary, Willie here from sunny South Africa. I so enjoy your work, I hardly ever participate, but I enjoy the read. I feel like most of your subscibers are reasonably advanced. There might be a few of us who… Read more »Where to find the basics
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My first response when Mark kindly sent me a review copy of I Ching for Beginners was, sadly, a rant. In turning the oracle into a version for beginners, he’s denuded it of imagery, and I really don’t think that’s the best idea. In fact, reading in more detail, I… Read more »I-Ching for Beginners by Mark McElroy
I just received this email: “Hi there we´re currently making a TV documentary about Tai Chi – and as part of the programme we urgently need to get hold of some I-Ching hexagrams (trigrams?) for: heaven, earth, water, fire etc… If you might be able to supply these – or… Read more »Anyone know a trigram supplier?
