I’ve just added a full-length article on hexagram 62 to the ‘hexagrams’ page. I’ve tried to take guo in its simplest sense, of ‘stepping across a line’, and explore what it means to do this in a small way. It seems to me to be very difficult: it’s one thing… Read more »Hexagram 62 – a big transition in small steps
How to be really awake, casting hexagrams? How to stay aware of what we’re doing, not slip into auto-pilot from the force of long habit?
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… Â Update next day: and more I Ching blogging.
I asked, “What is it about Yi that makes it precious as a spiritual ‘tool’?” And received Hexagram 15, Integrity, with no changing lines: This is one of those answers that gives me an immediate glow of recognition – and then unwraps like a gift, with more and more shining… Read more »The Jewel of Yi
I’ve just uploaded a new survey to the members’ area on personal and spiritual growth fundamentals. Please visit and send me your answers – thank you! It has just three questions, so it shouldn’t take you long at all. When you look at the survey, you may wonder why I’m… Read more »Please take the survey!
I just found this delicious quotation from Ram Dass: “I experience each moment like baklava: rich in this layer, and this layer, and this layer.” mmm… Except that for most people, most of the time, the baklava is covered in plastic wrap, and we’re left wondering why it doesn’t taste… Read more »How divination is like dessert
This just in from John Compton: he’s just published the second volume of his I Ching research project. You’ll find more details, a contact email address and an abridged excerpt from volume 1 at his site. In John’s own words: “My 2nd Volume of – The I Ching Project –… Read more »The I Ching and the genetic code
