Hilary Barrett, I Ching

So your readings represent a priceless resource, and reviewing them is an extremely good idea. Of course, you’re more likely to get the opportunity to do so if your reading is recorded somewhere you can find it.

It’s not just me: lots of people let me know that they get further with their readings, understand them better, see more clearly, when they look at them for a second time.

Use of the I Ching in the Analytic Setting
An intelligent, in-depth article about the uses of the I Ching in Jungian analysis. There are good sections here on areas where the I Ching can help (relationships, depression, major decisions, and psychoanalytic training programmes!), and some clear examples of what individual hexagrams and phrases can mean. [...]

Harmen’s gone back to the first character of the Zhouyi and offers the theory that it originally depicted a banner. As always with Harmen, very interesting reading!
The banner of ‘qian’ - Harmen’s Dagboek
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Thanks to two correspondence course customers who have shared their experience with templates. You know who you are!

I find I get a lot further with my readings, learn more and change more as a result, when I use a template to record and study them. Here are a few ideas I hope you’ll find useful…

Useful elements in a basic reading template (and why you might want to try them)

Over at the I Ching Community, Demitra has shared some readings about vegetarianism and meat-eating: not just which is right for her, but what each means for humanity as a whole. Have a look at those readings here (they’re very interesting, and not what anyone from either side of the argument might expect or want [...]

I was working on a reading for a client. And the gist of the answer was unmissable: what she’s asking about is a very good idea. I didn’t understand why it is, though - it’s hard to connect these particular positive images with her question or her situation - and I do like to do more than provide just the ‘good idea’/'bad idea’ reading. The oracle does more than that, after all, so I’d feel I was letting people down if I didn’t go deeper.