I Ching, Yijing or Zhou Yi
"Oracle of the moon": © 2000 LiSe

  Yi Jing, Oracle of the Moon

King Wen Wheel of Fortune

The BaGua oracle

  This oracle resembles a spread of tokens or image cards, like Tarot, runes and many other oracles. Trigrams are symbols and they can be read that way. They have names/images like banners, a plow, a figure shouting to the sky. The also have an element, like fire. The difference with most image cards is that the symbols are much wider. They encompass earth and heaven, open and closed, bright and dark.
  In this oracle you receive one trigram for the situation, one for your actions. This yields 64 possibilities. And yes, of course this is the I Ching (Yi Jing). But here are no texts that have to be deciphered, apart from the names and attributes of the trigrams. They tell you about images, they give your intuition the space it needs. It is the associative (yin) way of reading, in contrast to the analytical way. Consulting an oracle not only gives you advice for your problem, it also makes you acquainted with associative thinking. Once you discover it, you start to use it more often and with more confidence. It is the language of art and all forms of creativity.
  Finding back the associative way and restoring it to its rightful place is the future of humanity and the basis of feminism. It is a huge, yet neglected and often even denied skill. It is a skill that comes naturally to women, but also to the feminine part of men.

last update: 24.08.2024

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