There's still time to register! Elements of the I Ching: A Survey of the 64 Hexagrams Part One: Hexagrams 1-16 Mondays, February 20–April 10, 2023, 10 a.m.–11:15 a.m. US Central Time. Eight-week online class, meets for 1-1/4 hours. Explore the complete I Ching over the course of this...

Tuck Chang’s massive Unveiling the Mystery of the I Ching is an immense labor of love. At close to 800 pages, his book is packed with insights of someone immersed in classical texts, use of the Yijing, and firmly grounded in Chinese culture. In particular, he details the dynamics of lines and...

I am just beginning to re-read Teaching the I Ching by Geoffrey Redmond & Tze-Ki Hon (Oxford U Press, 2014), and am enjoying it. I'm curious if anyone else has read it, and what your thoughts are.

An interesting new translation is out of Cheng Yi's The Yi River Commentary on the Book of Changes, edited and translated by L. Michael Harrington, with Introduction by L. Michael Harrington and Robin R. Wang from Yale University Press, 2019. Cheng Yi (1033–1107) lived during the Song dynasty...

Hello everyone, I've started up a new website for I Ching-related topics: http://www.contemplatingiching.wordpress.com New reviews posted: --Geoffrey Redmond and Tse-Ki Hon Teaching the I Ching --Deng Ming-Dao The Living I Ching --Edward Shaughnessy Unearthing the Changes The site has I Ching...