Excerpts from the I Ching Community: Autumn: ‘I asked the I-ching, “Who do we speak to when we divine?” 34 unchanging.’ (Hexagram 34 is Great Vigour, very much an image of personal power.) And on a separate thread… Bruce: ‘Can the Yijing cause you to lose your personal power? Can… Read more »Yi and personal power
Here are some images from an exhibition of abstract I-Ching-inspired art by Gineen Cooper.
Beth Richmond has posted to the I Ching Community about Nigel Richmond’s poetry: she has a limited number of copies of his poetry pamphlets – Glimpses of the Obvious , Pigs and Fishes, and The Love of Fu Hsi . She is very generously making these available to anyone who’d… Read more »Poetry of Nigel Richmond
There was one question I asked Cesca Diebschlag (yes, the identity of the ‘mystery interviewee’ is revealed!) during our interview that she particularly liked – ‘Why should anyone take the trouble to learn to consult the I Ching, or to get involved with it at all?’ She answered with an… Read more »A week of questions
4 steps to £10 off the I Ching Course Sign up for free as a Friend Log in with your new username and password Pick up your discount coupon from the members’ area… … and apply it before 30th September to claim your discount Or if you’re already a Friend,… Read more »Log in now for your discount
When I interviewed _____ (that ‘mystery interviewee’!) for the upcoming audio sale, she said something about the sacred space of a reading that got me thinking. I’ve just added some excerpts from our conversation, including the part where we talk about the ‘space’ of a reading, to the audio sale… Read more »Reading space
‘At the centre of the earth is a mountain. Integrity. The noble one thus reduces the many to increase the few, He weighs things up to balance out their distribution.’ According to Wilhelm, the noble one is involved in the redistribution of wealth, but it’s always seemed to me that… Read more »Reducing the many
