First, the less I understand the answers given by I Ching the more I'm tempted to buy books concerning it... And honestly: most of the answers given I don't understand but I know that, theese few times where I really needed an answer I grasped the meaning - and from those experiences I learned that, because I don't understand the answer dosn't mean that I Ching haven't given me an answer.

Secondly, and that's why I placed this input here, to show my gratitude to a Forum like this and all of You who have helped me learning a bit more about this mysterious and strange work called the I Ching.

I feel the same as you. Some people can read the details down to the specifics but I can't even grasp the general meaning. Some have told me that it's a feeling like intuition that you'll soon learn to communicate with I Ching if you are fated to be able to read it well. I just started and am trying.

I have found Gregory C. Richters translation helpfull as it's brought down to the basic text. Others, like Bradford Hatcher and Lars Bo Christensen has too published the basic text translated to english. You can find it here: http://grichter.sites.truman.edu/home/ (Yi Jing. Free PDF file).