Not too familiar with the Chinese names of the hexagrams? Try iPlayGua. Move falling trigram blocks from side to side with the arrow keys before they land; position them to create the hexagrams listed – only by Chinese character, no pinyin, no numbers, no English! – underneath. It’s tetris with… Read more »Hexagram game
In a comment to my report on her work, Judy posted the reading from her first I Ching class for prisoners. I’m pasting her message and my response in here, so it’s on the front page for a while. Comments and insights very welcome. From Judy: “I would like to… Read more »Hexagram 63 and Change in prison
Hexagram 25, line 3:
‘The calamity of Without Entanglement.
Someone tethered a cow.
Nomads’ gain,
City people’s calamity.’
here is a brand new Spanish I Ching site. It offers courses, consultations, articles on the basics (coins, yarrow) and not-so-basics, and a forum.
Hexagram 25, Not Entangled, changing in the first two lines to give Hexagram 6, Arguing
I was recently contacted by Judy, who for many years has taught Qigong in high-security prisons. Now she’s starting to do the same with the I Ching, and she got in touch with me for help. I’ve been able to provide her with some materials and suggestions, and if you… Read more »Change in prison
There’s just a day or so to go before the special Clarity-only two-thirds discount expires on Jennifer Shepherd’s Why Most Affirmations Fail, and The Four Building Blocks of Successful Affirmations. Just to remind you – this page will disappear on or after the 17th. [Edit: it’s disappeared now the sale’s… Read more »Affirmations book sale ending
