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I Ching Online
http://ichingonline.blogspot.com/
- Author: Eric Bryant
- Listed in: Spirituality Development and Growth
- Tags: religion Spirituality taoism i ching i ching reading taoist philosophy
- Added on: Sep 12th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
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More on the Decads
What Are Decads?The concept of decads provides a kind of paradigm for gaining a deeper understanding of the hexagram sequences. Understanding the reasoning behind the ordering of the hexagrams can aid in understanding any particular hexagram. This is...
"When the student is ready, the teacher appears (or leaves)"
A big part of my spiritual development is consulting with spiritual advisors. Such advisors are important because the ego has a clever way of cosigning any BS that pops into our head, if we're not careful. So it helps to have counselors and advisors ...
Divination and Flickr
From OnlineClarity - I Ching Community in the UK:Here’s a lovely suggestion from Hollis Polk: divination with Flickr, the photo-sharing site. The images that come up when you search for an abstract quality (like ‘freedom’ or ‘discipline’) -...
The Truth About Marriage and Relationships
Our Cultural (American) Myths of Romantic LoveOne thing of which I've been particularly sensitive lately is the utter poverty of our American (Western?) myths and ideals on love relationships. As Americans, we are inundated - through movies, advertis...
The Spiritual Dimensions of the I Ching
Reading the I ChingA person who lacks spiritual insight and lacks a desire to know spiritual truth will likely not get anything out of the I Ching. I've counseled many people who just don't get it. Often, these people have set up religious or spiritu...
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Catatonic Kid Said:
A great blog which blends Eastern philosophy and spirituality with Western living. Well worth checking it out! It deals compassionately with the world, and we could all do with a little more of that in our lives.
