I Ching Clock
A novel online reading – an I Ching clock that tells the Time. When I tried it, it gave me the hexagram I should be interpreting for a client right now. Good point.
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Helping to find the question
GreenOwl wrote:
“Ideally you need to allow a good half hour to talk with (or rather listen to) your querent and arrive at the right question for them.â€
Any chance you could do a post (y’know, sometime) that walks through an example of that process? Or, if you’ve already written
Abundance from Cygnus
On the ‘abundance’ theme still – I promise to get back to Yi in the next post – The Architecture of All Abundance by Lenedra J Carroll £2.60 from Cygnus Books, who send me a beautiful free magazine every month. Hopefully I can send them some website visitors in return.… Read more »Abundance from Cygnus
Another thought on Hexagram 14
The name of Hexagram 14 is Great Possession, and the character for ‘possessing’ also means ‘offering’ – suggesting that the two ideas are not so far apart as they might seem.
Interpreting this one, I’m often reminded of Molière’s play, The Miser. (Or was this in Plautus’s original, The… Read more »Another thought on Hexagram 14
Spending as a prayer? and Great Possession
I came across this lovely article – The Abundance Site: Spending as a prayer? – and thought at once of Hexagram 14, Great Possession. The character ‘possess’, which also just means ‘there is’, shows an outstretched hand, holding meat. Owning? Offering? Is there a difference? I think the small ritual… Read more »Spending as a prayer? and Great Possession
I Ching Community: Wrong answers
Susan asked Yi why her gas stove was making a clicking noise. Yi said 50, line 2, and a whole bunch of us who should have known better said no, the stove wasn’t out of fuel. It was. So now we all come back to it with the benefit of… Read more »I Ching Community: Wrong answers
Back to basics
I write a lot about trying to recover the original meanings of some of the I Ching’s key phrases. Which may be of academic interest, but why bother with China circa 1000BC when asking about Western life in 2005 AD?
Well, not to get to the One True Authentic Original… Read more »Back to basics