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Visual Keys to the i-ChingThis site is devoted to unique visualizations designed to provide insight into the i-Ching, with a specific eye toward unlocking the secret of King Wen's ordering of the 64 hexagrams. Personalized readings are available from the Webmaster, J.M. Berger, for $40. E-mail with questions, comments or corrections. An introduction to this site | An explanation of the charts on this site New! Jing Fang: Internal StructuresJing Fang's Eight Palaces arrangement reveals a great deal of intricacy. This analysis takes a look at how pair relationships highlight a complex pattern of inversions and yin-yang opposites.Read the analysis New! ![]() King Wen: Symmetry And ChangeThe King Wen's sequence is balanced when viewed through the prism the changing lines. By applying the numerical values of the changing lines used in divination to King Wen's sequence as a whole, a hidden balance and symmetry emerges. However, the quality is not entirely unique to the King Wen arrangement.Read the analysis New! ![]() Eight Palaces Circular ArrangementA circular arrangement of the Eight Palaces sequence reveals new symmetries, and a matrix of pair connections that offers interesting implications for interpreting the i-Ching, as well as proposing a new version of the ba gua.Read the analysis All text, images and Web design (C) 2006, J.M. Berger, all rights reserved. for permissions. |
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About this siteI'm J.M. Berger. I'm a freelance journalist covering a wide variety of topics. These days, that means terrorism, for the most part. But I also enjoy writing about religion, spirituality and religion-science convergence. This site is an outlet for that impulse, but it is also devoted to a personal obsession of mine -- figuring out the logic that informs the King Wen sequence of the i-Ching. It's not the most intuitive read sometimes -- I'm working on that. I am not blessed with an abundance of free time at the moment, but I usually manage to update this site every couple of months or so. But I hope you enjoy it nevertheless (the more you already know about i-Ching, the better you will be able to follow). I have other Web sites relevant to this material, which are linked above. You can contact me at with questions, comments, suggestions or requests. | ||