Just browsing through the most recently published I Ching books on Amazon. (After running a search, you can sort the results by ‘publication date, newest first’.) Clicked through to Chris Marshall’s I Ching Pack and looked at the excerpts. Part 1. History of the I Ching I quote: “It was… Read more »Gibberish
I just heard from Margaret Pearson this morning, and she won’t be available on August 6th for the ‘meanings of marriage’ webinar. Rats. Hopefully she’ll be free some time in September/October instead… (If you bought a ticket, you should have had an email from me about this already, and I’ve… Read more »No webinar on the 6th after all, sorry
What: Journey imagery in the I Ching
When: Saturday 30th July, 6pm UK time – that’s 10am Pacific time, 11am Mountain, 12 noon Central, 1pm Eastern, and 7pm or later across Europe.
Where: at an internet connection near you. Anywhere.
How much: £0.00
On his TarotTools site, Mark McElroy keeps coming up with creative suggestions for tarot ‘exercises’ – which, with the minimum of adaptation, could just as well become questions for mind-stretching I Ching readings. A recent article of his, Make Better Choices, suggests questions such as, ‘What core value might I… Read more »Good ideas from tarot
One other reading I did about the latest HP book (and I do promise that the next blog entry will be about something different)…
…was about where Snape stands at the end.
OK…
Spoiler warnings here!!
I’ve been talking with Yi about the situation at the very end of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, so if you don’t want to know what that situation is before you finish reading the book, please go and read something else now.
Many, many versions of the Tao Te Ching – in many different languages – with the option of comparing them alongside one another on the same screen. Nice.
