http://onlineclarity.co.uk/answers/2007/06/22/where-did-the-images-come-from/ Readings, insights and understanding from the I Ching, the oracle of Change. Fri, 09 Jan 2009 13:10:29 +0000 http://onlineclarity.co.uk/answers/2007/06/22/where-did-the-images-come-from/#comment-53174 What are the metaphors like during your readings? (Blog) - Personal Development for Smart People Forums Sat, 23 Jun 2007 09:58:56 +0000 http://onlineclarity.co.uk/answers/2007/06/22/where-did-the-images-come-from/#comment-53174 [...] It's a very interesting post, and rang lots of bells with me as a diviner. Metaphors get the job done for me, too, it's just that they were generally written down about 3,000 years ago. I even found one of 'your' metaphors, the top-heavy corn-stalk, to be a perfect match for one of Yi's. (Yi = the I Ching) All of which made me wonder whether maybe some of Yi's miniature stories - a buckling ridgepole, a struggling pig, a lost horse that returns by itself... - might not have arrived here originally in much the same way yours did. Anyhoo... I blogged about this and sent you a trackback, but it didn't show up. Here's the article: Where did the images come from? | 'Answers' I Ching blog [...] [...] It’s a very interesting post, and rang lots of bells with me as a diviner. Metaphors get the job done for me, too, it’s just that they were generally written down about 3,000 years ago. I even found one of ‘your’ metaphors, the top-heavy corn-stalk, to be a perfect match for one of Yi’s. (Yi = the I Ching) All of which made me wonder whether maybe some of Yi’s miniature stories - a buckling ridgepole, a struggling pig, a lost horse that returns by itself… - might not have arrived here originally in much the same way yours did. Anyhoo… I blogged about this and sent you a trackback, but it didn’t show up. Here’s the article: Where did the images come from? | ‘Answers’ I Ching blog [...]

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