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Not true. You get the same number of moving lines, but in different proportions - see the chart on this page.In general, you get more moving lines using coins than yarrow stalks.
Not a lot - as Dobro observed here, and in other places. But something, as some mediums of communication make it easier than others to transmit a clear message. I remember once trying to divine with software that gave a 50:50 chance of changing/ unchanging lines - a pretty clear case of probabilities interfering with communication. The same could be said of methods designed always to give just one line changing, thus reducing Yi's expressive range. It's not so clear that more or fewer changing yin lines could get in the way.First, what has probability to do with casting the Yi?
Don't listen to him. He disappears.
Not true. You get the same number of moving lines, but in different proportions - see the chart on this page.
Not a lot - as Dobro observed here, and in other places. But something, as some mediums of communication make it easier than others to transmit a clear message. I remember once trying to divine with software that gave a 50:50 chance of changing/ unchanging lines - a pretty clear case of probabilities interfering with communication. The same could be said of methods designed always to give just one line changing, thus reducing Yi's expressive range. It's not so clear that more or fewer changing yin lines could get in the way.
Thanks everyone for the food for thought. I think I need to lighten up and go back to using the coins when I want to have a brief conversation with the Yi!! :bows:
hi turtlfur ... try use this yarrowstalk divination methodthese days I use the stalks and must set aside 30-45 minutes just to obtain the hexagram
Clarity,
Office 17622,
PO Box 6945,
London.
W1A 6US
United Kingdom
Phone/ Voicemail:
+44 (0)20 3287 3053 (UK)
+1 (561) 459-4758 (US).