This is a quite new (and hard to find) addition to LiSe’s wonderful site, I Ching, book of the moon Kan and Coyote are both much loved and admired members of the I Ching Community, and their conversations are gems. The best place to start is probably with the talk… Read more »A talk in the garden – conversations between Kan and Coyote
Selected Yijing papers – with very interesting titles. “I Ching, psychology of heart, and Jungian analysis” looks good…
mashica I Ching This may win prizes for ‘most indecipherable I Ching site design’, but if you once find your way in (try the little numbers and arrow over on the right) there is a nice online oracle here, using the translation by Rosemary and Kerson Huang. I asked for… Read more »mashica I Ching
Can’t for the life of me think of anything to say about this one: Of robot art and drawn meditations Quote: “Eva Sutton and Sarah Hart constructed an installation called “Chance Transmission: An I Ching Reading with Two Small Robots.” This performative piece generates and reads a visitor’s I Ching… Read more »What is it about this oracle?
Where had I got to? Ah yes… started recording, and discovered exactly what could go wrong when Program X disabled my soundcard. Logged out. Restarted computer. Restarted browser. Logged in. Not going to try Program X again. Turn on the internal meeting room recorder instead…
Flashback to a reading a few days earlier:
Before the webinar, I was very worried about my computer’s habit of freezing – anything up to four and five times a day, and always at truly inspired moments. Much divination ensued.
What if I don’t reinstall Windows, how will the system cope?
Hexagram 45, changing at line 1, Hexagram 17.
Wow!
The webinar with Stephen Karcher finished a few hours ago, and I’m altogether overwhelmed by the sheer intensity and information-density of it all. There will be a recording available, presently – free for ticket holders and on sale to everyone else. Watch, as always, this space.
For now I want to write about something altogether more trivial, while the big stuff sinks in.
Before the webinar, I did much computer-related divination, to thrash out technical problems as best I could. So let me share one or two of those readings…
Search results for China from the BM’s online gallery of their collections. Stunning images of neolithic jade – and look down the bottom of the page for links to short articles and collections of images.
