Which I Ching translation are you most likely to pick up for a reading? I ask because I’m putting together a list of translations to include in the ‘multi-translation index’ of a small I Ching glossary I’m putting together. (And also just because it’d be very interesting to learn what… Read more »Which translations do you use most?
Do you know the feeling of being actually thirsty for readings? It’s a little like the need to talk with someone you love, a little like the need for soul-nourishment that you might satisfy by walking in woods, or making music, or creating something. There’s an inner pull towards the… Read more »Thirsty for readings
Watching TV gives you square eyes, so I’ve been told. Living with Yi gives you that much stranger phenomenon, hexagram eyes. You see little subtle reflections of ideas from the Yijing everywhere. My reading for this year begins with Hexagram 5, so I’m especially attuned to anything that talks about… Read more »Still reading with hexagram eyes
The title says it all, really. I’ll be running an I Ching Class by phone and online, from April 2nd to June 15th. If you reserve your spot before the 19th (that’s two weeks from today), you can catch the ‘early bird’ discount. Â All the details are here – and… Read more »I Ching Class: places available now
… when it says ‘mature people, good fortune,’ substituting ‘hyper-caffeinated headless chicken’ actually doesn’t work. As you probably know, I’m running an I Ching Class from April through June. Getting everything ready for this – the technical stuff, the class notes and reference materials, the private forum, the ways for… Read more »Note to self re-hexagram 7
Over in the quaintly-named ‘Basics’ section of GreatVessel.com, there’s an enticing article on The Voices of the Lines. [Update: now moved here.] As with most of Stephen Karcher’s ideas nowadays, I find I need to take small portions and chew them over well, not try to swallow it all at… Read more »Line 1 as inklings
This year I’m giving myself Fridays off. I don’t seem to get appreciably less work done this way than when I was staring at the computer 5 1/2 days a week, and I’m rediscovering some good things – books, for instance. Today we went up to the British Museum –… Read more »Joys of museums
