Since I first started working with Yi, I’ve enjoyed asking about the outcome of tennis matches. The dual between individuals, as much psychological as technical – it’s something very natural to divine about, and the outcomes teach me a lot about the hexagrams involved.
You may know my husband doesn’t believe in the efficacy of divination. So of course I had to mention to him how accurately I could call a tennis match, didn’t I?
Just to say that, while there may still be the occasional sign of life from me here, I won’t be doing readings, answering emails etc for a week or so. For some of that time I’ll be carrying boxes etc for Mum as she moves house, and for some of… Read more »I’m away
All done!
You can now order the complete webinar recording – spoken conversation, text chat and slides – and transcript from this handy order form for I Ching webinar recording.
The cost is the same as for the original tickets: £7, currently about $13. I admit I had planned to charge more than that, now I’ve added the transcript as well, but Yi set me straight on that in short order.
Yes, occasionally there are good reasons for asking Yi the same question again.
But here is what usually happens with repeated questions:
Jonathan Zap tells you some things to know before getting an I Ching reading.
Not that you really need to know this much before getting a reading, but there is much good sense here, obviously born of a living relationship with the oracle. I especially like the part about what the I Ching is not (such as a sweet and heart-warming New Age creation).
PCNL – The Library I found the site Stephen mentioned in the webinar in association with David Peat, co-author of The Turbulent Mirror. This link is to its library – a massive resource of text and multimedia on modern science, chaos theory, consciousness… It must be fantastically expensive to run,… Read more »Pari Center Library
