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Index
Cover
Title
Copyright
Table of Contents
Author’s Preface: How The Visionary I Ching Came to Be
Part I. The Visionary I Ching Hexagrams
1. Creative Power
2. Receptive Power
3. Difficulty at the Beginning
4. Youthful Folly
5. Patience
6. Conflict
7. Organized Discipline
8. Holding Together
9. Small Influences
10. Treading Carefully
11. Harmony
12. Standstill
13. Fellowship
14. Affluence
15. Humility
16. Enthusiasm
17. Following
18. Repairing The Damage
19. The Approach of Spring
20. Overview
21. Cutting Through
22. Grace and Beauty
23. Splitting Apart
24. Returning
25. Innocence
26. Containment of Potential
27. Nourishment
28. Excessive Pressure
29. Dangerous Depths
30. Clinging like Fire
31. Mutual Attraction
32. Endurance
33. Retreat
34. Great Vigor
35. Easy Progress
36. Darkening of the Light
37. Extended Family
38. Diverging Interests
39. Temporary Obstacles
40. Deliverance
41. Decrease
42. Increase
43. Determination
44. Liaison
45. Gathering Together
46. Pushing Upward
47. Oppression
48. The Well
49. Revolution
50. The Cauldron
51. Shock
52. Keeping Still
53. A Steady Pace
54. Careful Affection
55. Great Abundance
56. The Wanderer
57. Gentle Penetration
58. Joy
59. Dispersing
60. Limits and Connections
61. Centering in Truth
62. Attention to Detail
63. After Completion
64. Nearing Completion
Part II. About The I Ching
Chapter 1. What is the I Ching?
Chapter 2. How the I Ching works
Chapter 3. How to Cast an I Ching Reading
Acknowledgments
Appendices
A. History and Origins of the I Ching
B. Yarrow Stalk Method of Casting a Hexagram
C. About our I Ching Artist, Joan Larimore
D. About the Author
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