The Book of Changes, its sixty-four hexagrams and the ways of casting them.
A practical guide to consulting the I Ching: framing a good question, casting with coins or yarrow, finding changing lines, reading the Judgment and the Image, and reading change rather than fate.
An introduction to the Book of Changes: where it comes from, how yin and yang lines build eight trigrams and sixty-four hexagrams, and why the King Wen order matters.
How the ten-year luck pillars are built from the month pillar, how the twelve branches clash, combine and harm, and why Bazi answers a different question from the I Ching.
Synchronicity - coined by Carl Jung in the 1920s - has been used as an explanatory theory in borderline fields like astrology, tarot, and I Ching. Here we explore why through the lens of quantum physics and the holographic universe.
Hexagram readings and change
For change, timing, and classical hexagram guidance.
