Hilary Barrett, I Ching

There are two lines in Hexagram 20 that differ by just one word:
Line 5 -
‘Seeing my own life.
The noble one is without mistake.’
Line 6 -
‘Seeing their lives.
The noble one is without mistake.’
Seeing ‘my own’ life, or seeing ‘his, her or their’ life. How to understand the difference between these two perspectives? One possibility is to [...]

Since I’m up to my neck in the technical stuff for Change Circle - irritating but necessary, as the last thing I want is technology getting in the way for people - I need to bow to the inevitable for a week, fill my head with templates and cascading style sheets and suchlike, and not [...]

Each Sunday, I cast a reading for the week ahead - sometimes just asking for something to be aware of, sometimes asking for advice. This week I asked for advice, and received Hexagram 4, Not Knowing, with no changing lines.
This was pretty baffling. Lately I’ve been working very intensely and intentionally, focussed in on the [...]

You’ll want to subscribe to the Quoteable I Ching blog, if you haven’t already. Despite the title, it doesn’t just contain quotations from the I Ching, but lovely lucid thoughts on how other things - poems, images, quotations - reflect the hexagrams. Or how the hexagrams reflect in other things.
I enjoyed all the posts so [...]

So that Change Circle’s ‘WikiWing’ doesn’t start life as 64 empty pages, I’m writing my own contribution for each hexagram before we open - an edited and distilled version of my own working notes. That way there’ll be something there to refer to for every hexagram and line right from the start, and also something [...]

Some 50 truly brilliant people have taken the trouble to fill out the Change Circle Features Survey. Thank you. I know this one is a bit on the long side, and I really appreciate your time and thoughtfulness.
I always prefer taking those surveys where I can satisfy my curiosity and see the responses afterwards. [...]

A search for I Ching things brought me to this blog post. Profound questions, beautiful readings; I can’t describe the blog as a whole.