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An audio entry, for a change. You can listen by clicking the ‘play’ button below – – or right-click here and choose ‘save target as’ to download the recording. It’s about 8 minutes long. I Ching reading
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Let the Truth Inform Action – Hexagrams 55 and 56
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Have you got the Chameleon Book?
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