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This companion to The I Ching Workbook offers an easily accessible yet powerfully enlightening tool that will help readers understand the I Ching's way of knowledge and grasp the principles behind the world's most ancient book. B & W illustrations throughout

A beginner's guide to one of the world's oldest oracles. The I Ching has become increasingly popular in the western world, and this book advises how to take full advantage of the wisdom and clarity it can bring when properly applied to daily life. It examines the roots and history of the I Ching, how it works - the 64 symbols or hexagrams, how to consult the oracle, recognizing and resolving your anxieties, fears and desires and connecting with your unconscious and creative imagination.

The I Ching serves as an oracle, transforming how you perceive your anxieties, fears, and desires, allowing for recognition and resolution while unlocking hidden transformative energies. Established over 3000 years ago in China, it was initially reserved for rulers but later became accessible to individuals facing turmoil, much like today. Drawing on C.G. Jung's psychological insights and researched for over 50 years with the Eranos Foundation, this edition transcends mere translation. It presents the I Ching as a psychological tool, connecting with the creative imagination that underpins various philosophies. This resource is invaluable when at a crossroads, where rational thinking falters and facts are lacking. It articulates a spirit focused on how we can live authentically, bridging our inner and outer worlds. The transformative power lies in viewing the text as an oracle, a method refined by the translation team to maintain the richness of its imagery. This results in a meaningful network that, when engaged with correctly, reveals the hidden forces behind your inquiries. The symbols of the I Ching interact with our minds similarly to dream imagery, making it an active sourcebook for nurturing the soul.