I Ching, Yijing or Zhou Yi
"Oracle of the moon": © 2000 LiSe
Yi Jing, Oracle of the Moon
to maintain this website
I am not a sinologist, and this website is not about the science of the Chinese language, it is about its imagery.
Each Chinese character contains a range of meanings, like a landscape or a painting or a novel, brimming with nuances and beauty. Even if you only see a small part of an answer today, you may see a lot more after a while, or even if you find it again after years.
This oracle reconnects our western mind to its deep origin. We have an inner oracle: our dreams. The Yijing works the same way: images that may seem strange, but our soul recognizes much more than we realize. Even without understanding a dream or oracle, just by contemplating the images, it can bring about changes in us.
ShenShu (hardcover)
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From sundial GUI to
hexagram GUA
Moving lines and their relations
Etymology and meaning of characters
The characters of their names with their real meanings
The Bagua pattern
for the hexagram lay-out
and a Bagua-reading
