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I Ching Workbook |  | Author: R.L. Wing
Publisher: Main Street Books
Category: Book
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Rating:  32 reviews
Sales Rank: 174988
Media: Plastic Comb
Pages: 184
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Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.1
Dimensions (in): 11 x 8.3 x 0.5
ISBN: 038512838X
Dewey Decimal Number: 299.51282
EAN: 9780385128384
ASIN: 038512838X
Publication Date: December 19, 1979
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Product Description
The 5,000-year-old Chinese book of wisdom, presented in a unique work-book format designed to help truth-seekers find new meaning and enlightenment in its ancient lore.
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 I Ching Workbook March 21, 2010
CHC (Utah)
The workbook is highly practical and synthesizes many of the essential points of each hexagram so that they are comprehensive to the Western mind and experience. Don't create Yes/No questions. Would recommend.
An open door to your own inner wisdom March 2, 2010
A. W. Carter (Orlando, FL)
I can't count the number of times this brilliant and brief meditative journal has delivered me from anxiety regarding a life situation and preserved my sanity in the process (actually, I can count - I've consulted it more than 391 times in the past 25 years). The "I Ching" is an ancient Chinese philosophy on coping with change that remains completely contemporary, but is greatly misunderstood by Western standards: You toss three coins, combine a couple Trigrams and come up with a number and situation corresponding to where you're at, and to where you're headed (e.g.; Nourishing - Advancement). How could something so seemingly random produce such profoundly personal insights? The answer is simply ... it doesn't: You do. All the process does is get you to actually sit down and focus your own mental energy and inner wisdom toward accepting change or resolving conflict. These inner resources are always present, but we seldom take the time or trust ourselves to look for them and listen. Someone brilliantly pointed out that prayer is like asking God for something, but mediation is about actually listening to God. The I Ching puts you in a place to listen to God resonating within yourself to provide your own best counsel. It gives you a chosen term to consider, and you provide the meaning relevant to your situation. Writing that meaning down in the workbook is powerful therapy toward acceptance or resolution and ultimate peace within. Hollywoodaholic: Confessions of a Screenwriter
Great book October 8, 2009
kayp75 (Sydney, Australia)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I love the I Ching workbook, I've had a copy previously, but misplaced it and had to have another! If you're interested in I Ching, this book makes it very easy to work with. I highly recommend it.
 I Ching Workbook March 23, 2009
Erica E. Zakrzewski (Charleston, SC)
This book is very easy to use and informative. The times I have used it so far it appears to be very accurate as well. However, it does not give a thorough understanding of the different hexagram make-ups, i.e, ch'ien, ken, sun, kan etc. It would help if it described the meaning of these better.
Guidance on Changes January 14, 2009
Daphne
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I have been consulting the Book of Changes, I Ching, for over 20 years. I bought this as a gift for a friend who is just getting into it. R.L. Wing has done an interpretation of this oracle, which is thousands of years old, which is thoughtful and provocative. It has helped we wend my way through some of life's challenges.
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