Hi All, I just bought Hilary's book for using with readings. I really appreciate how much depth many of the community here have in their interpretations. I'm learning at my own pace with everything suggested by all of you as I go. My process began with a copy of the IChing or Yijing that was...

The Yijing: A Guide, by Joseph Adler (Oxford University Press, 2021, paperback) is a wonderful resource on the Yijing (I Ching) for all levels, covering history, philosophy, comparative divination, and more. This is one of the most clearly written works on theYijing for newcomers, aimed more or...

Hello, my name is Kate and I consult the Yijing in my daily life. I believe that higher beings from some kind of cosmic order communicate to me and many others through this method. I am at a good place with this spiritual practice and discipline. It’s been a process over many years of...

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...

Yijing, Shamanic Oracle of China: A New Book of Change by Richard Bertschinger, translation and commentary (Singing Dragon 2012) This is a nicely put together book accessible for beginners and up, with an emphasis on finding one's way in life. You can read my review here.

The discussion about the order of the sixty-four hexagrams in the King Wen sequence has often come to the fore in recent decades (also here, in last June). Namely, are the hexagrams arranged randomly or according to a conscious design? At long last, I am through with my essay on the (assumpted)...

Larry Schulz, author of a thesis about Ming Yijing scholar Lai Zhide (Lai Chih-te), as well as a number of articles about the hexagram order, has made his thesis and articles available online at his website Hexagrammatics.

Back in the late 80s I wrote a version of the I-Ching for DOS-Based computers -- I believe it was the first complete digital version of the Book of Changes. I've now rewritten and released it as an app for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Kindle, and Android devices. I've created a special free...

Hi all, Got notification that Steve Marshall set up a new discussion forum. It's been up for a day or so but very lively already. Bozoji, Discussing the Nature of Reality Cheers Luis

The link is to a post in my blog but I just created this album at Picasa to share one of the decks of Yijing cards I have. You've seen them in the "Memorizing" threads but I think is nice to have all of them in one place. Yijing cards

Yi Jing app provides the Classic The I Ching, or Book of Changes Hi, I want to share with you our latest news, that our iPhone and iPod touch app "Yi Jing" now provides the Classic, "The I Ching, or Book of Changes" by Richard Wilhelm. The text is initially available in the US and Canada, and...

The baoti trigrams of a hexagram pair consist of: line 3-4-5 of the first hexagram and line 2-3-4 of the second hexagram line 2-3-4 of the first hexagram and line 3-4-5 of the second hexagram the upper of the two baoti trigrams captures the baoti trigram below, if they are different! X both...

I found this interesting blog when surfing: http://joontai.blogspot.com/2008/08/yijing-what-is-above-form-is-called-dao.html

Today I tried Hillary's online I Ching feature for the first time asking: Will Commander Crowe win the 3th race at Jägersro trotting course tonight? Her oracle answer was hex 14.3.4 to ... hex 41 ... and the horse did win the race :pompom...