Wandering the internet, you never know when you might come across work on I Ching prediction, or ‘life reading‘, or a book excerpt on line theory – or, of course, more I Ching blogging…
 Update next day: and more I Ching blogging.
Wandering the internet, you never know when you might come across work on I Ching prediction, or ‘life reading‘, or a book excerpt on line theory – or, of course, more I Ching blogging…
 Update next day: and more I Ching blogging.
That link to Jonathon Blake was a real blast from the past. Jonathon is a very clever student of the Yi and used to have a very complete library. I wonder where he is nowadays…
Regarding Yi blogging, I don’t find it that surprising. There is a lot, a lot more people dabbling in Yi divination than they care to admit in public. What we see is only the tip of the iceberg.
Yes – I used to be in touch with Jonathon, too. Why just link to the new stuff? Besides, perhaps someone knows where this superbly-titled work can be found with the figures included.
I seem suddenly to be hearing of more and more Yi blogs. Maybe this is just an artefact of Google getting better at finding them, or maybe the iceberg’s growing a bit. Interesting to see the different sources people are using (from Legge to a card set) – and the variety of questions. Some of which I can even understand.
Thank you for the link to my I Ching blog, I appreciate the work you have done to layout the practice for the public. Your site is informative and captures the balanced nature of I Ching study.
I too think it important to recall the ancient method into current culture. To clarify the methods and intentions is crucial to useful I Ching consultation and you are doing a wonderful job.
Thank you.
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