While some may not want to consult the book in a "divination" manner,
the wisdom and knowledge that is accumulated in it are worthy of study
by anyone, anywhere regardless of culture or religion.
Change in the only guarantee in the Universe. Even taxes may
end and death may only be a name for something of which we are unaware.
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I
Ching: The Shamanic Oracle of Change
by
Martin Palmer, Jay Ramsay, with Zhao Xiaomin
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A different Yi Jing. This book defines the Yi Jing
as specific set of oracles that eventually became what we had today.
Reading it for the history that they present ant the poems is a must. Highly
recommended. |
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Rediscovering
the I Ching
by
Greg Whincup
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Based on more modern scholastic work this book has many nice features
that are appealing in terms of the study of the history of the Yi Jing. |
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The
Tao of Organization
translated by
Thomas Cleary
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Cheng Yi is the author of the commentaries in this translation.
This one is the most useful in terms of practical meaning in divination.
Very highly recommended. |
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I
Ching: The Book of Change
(Pocket Edition)
translated by
Thomas Cleary
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I have a copy that I have marked down the number of the hexagram that
each hexagram changes to. Quite useful for study. |
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The
Buddhist I Ching
translated by
Thomas Cleary
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The Yi Jing from a Buddhist perspective. |
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The
Taoist I Ching
translated by
Thomas Cleary
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The book of Daoist Alchemical Changes. Liu I-ming wrote the commentary
in this book and the symbolism can be heavy. |
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I
Ching Mandalas
translated by
Thomas Cleary
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Out of Print |
Even though this is out of print, it is worth finding. It looks
at the Yi Jing hexagrams in groups, by lines and in other relationship.
Very valuable for studying the deeper relationships of the Yi Jing. |
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T'ai
Chi Ch'uan and I Ching
by
Da Liu
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Out of Print |
If you can find this book, keep it. The information on Yi Jing
hexagrams related to Tai Ji movements is priceless. |
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The
Tao of I Ching
by
Tsung Hwa Jou
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While not hte most scolastic, this book has many interesting things
in it. One of which is a Chinese copy of the texts of the Yi Jing. |
