And look – here’s a new, dedicated I Ching political blog, no less: Mme. Zaratamara consults the I Ching (I really must stop browsing and playing with my new toy, and get some proper work done!) Mme Zaratamara – who is left-leaning – asked the oracle how the US could… Read more »Yi on withdrawal from Iraq
You never know what’s out there until you look… Here’s Gill, up in West Yorkshire, posting an introduction to the I Ching and also a couple of readings about it on her own blog. She asked about explaining it in this way, and received Hexagram 30, Clarity ( 🙂 )… Read more »Sometimes It’s Peaceful
As you see – the new blog version of ‘Answers’ is underway! and for once, I’ve actually got something done sooner than I expected.
Well, I’m impressed with myself, anyway 😉
I Ching Articles by Danny Van den Berghe. In the latest pdf file downloadable from here, I Ching Landscape, Danny not only describes the contours of the King Wen sequence in terms of the trigrams, but also maps this onto a Chinese landscape: specific rivers, lakes, and the Taishan mountain… Read more »I Ching Landscape
You may know Joan Bunning as the author of a very generous free tarot course. This page is her appeal for sponsorship: she’s running her first marathon to raise money for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, as her husband has just recently been diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma.
Link to thread: The exact same response twice in a row The response was Hexagram 14, line 6. Excellent interpretations, extraordinary readings, high-class insanity.
Every once in a while there’s a Yijing line that brings a quotation to mind, or a quotation that brings a line to mind, and suddenly comprehension bursts in. It just found its way in for me, to a quartet of lines. Hexagram 56, line 1: ‘The wanderer: fragments and… Read more »Light on 56, line 1
