I Ching is one of the oldest methods of divination in the world. It is a book of Chinese wisdom. Beyond the accumulated experience of soothsayers and sages for over 2500 years and unimaginably ancient oral traditions; it is a voice that provides wise, friendly guidance, helping people for generations.
It is an ancient Chinese book consisting of 64 interrelated hexagrams, in addition to the commentaries attributed to Confucius. The hexagrams, initially used for divination, embody Taoist philosophy by defining all nature and human effort in terms of the interaction of yin and yang.
A hexagram is not just an appropriate section title – it is also a very simple, elegant picture of how energy flows from within a situation. I Ching means 'Book of Changes,' and change is truly the only constant throughout the book. Hexagrams are not static images of ways to act: Creating, Receiving and sustaining, Beginning, Learning, Waiting, Arguing…