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	YIJING&MURUGAN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Yijing and the lingas and the figure of the meditative ascetic figures in the Indus Valley seal-amulets [Mackay 1935: Pl.M, 2 and 9, 70-71 and LCODI 1988: Pls.
		Yijing were additions to the original texts; the latter making up the hexagram judgments by King Wen and the explications of the lines of the hexagrams by the Duke of Zhou, or they might be construed as mathematical formulae of eight trigrams permutated into sixty-four hexagrams and translated into poetical imagery.
		Yijing presents less or little difficulty in the quest for documentary or epigraphic evidence, the act of probing the Skanda-Murukan symbolisms must rely on a process which, as it were, works retrospectively, a quest leading backwards to its origins, an area still in academic conjectural darkness.
	hometown.aol.com /wignesh/YIJINGMURUGAN.htm (4352 words)

	Yijing Dao - Annotated links to other Yijing sites
		Rick Kunst's unpublished Yijing Notes – Richard Kunst's unpublished 1985 PhD dissertation containing his translation of the Yi and other materials, such as the very useful glossary of Chinese characters with Karlgren GSR numbers, is a gateway to the scholarly study of the Yijing.
		Yijing Poetics – Essays on hexagrams and the King Wen sequence by Denis Mair.
		Yijing scholarship in late-Nguyen Vietnam [PDF] – A study in English of Le Van Ngu's 'Chu dich cuu nguyen' ('An Investigation of the Origins of the Yijing', 1916), by Wai-Ming Ng of the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
	www.biroco.com /yijing/links.htm (5431 words)

	Final version notes (11/8/99) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Yijing, as well as their constituent trigrams and individual lines, were viewed as the keys to cosmic understanding in China; for according to the "Great Commentary," they reflected the images, patterns and powers of the universe.
		Yijing divination, which can be done collectively in class, or individually (or in collaborative groups) outside of class.
		Yijing in Chinese political, social, intellectual and cultural life, students might be directed toward the Western (and Chinese) sources cited in Richard Smith (1991), chapter 3), and (1998b), esp. pp.
	www.asianetwork.org /exchange/yijing.htm (2474 words)

	Yijing Dao - Calling crane in the shade
		'Yijing' is the more modern pinyin transliteration of the two Chinese characters, 'yi' (change) and 'jing' (book or classic) that used to be represented in the old Wade-Giles system as 'I Ching'.
		Sometimes one of the greatest favours the Yijing can do for us is to spare us the burden of acting by telling us the time is not ripe, which intuitively we knew anyway, but it confirms it for us.
		S J Marshall is a writer and artist, has studied the Yijing since 1982, and is the author of The Mandate of Heaven.
	www.biroco.com /yijing/index.htm (2870 words)

	International Oriental College, I Ching Yijing Studies
		The core of the Yijing consists of 64 so-called 'hexagrams': these are drawings of 6 lines, solid or broken, that represent a symbolic meaning by their inter-related positions.
		The Yijing doesn't predict the future as a fixed phenomenon; instead it suggests the best attitude or action to be taken in a situation to have a chance to get were you want to go.
		A thorough knowledge of the Yijing is thus a must for everyone interested in in-depth knowledge of the Chinese culture and philosophy.
	www.orientalcollege.org /yijing (932 words)

	I Ching (monk) Summary
		Yijing was ordained at the age of fourteen and was urged by Huizhi to follow the Vinaya strictly.
		Yijing stayed on for six months and then embarked alone for Tāmraliptī in eastern India via the kingdoms of Malayu, Kacha, and one of the Nicobar islands.
		Yijing pointed out that each of these disciplines is for a specific purpose, but that none is absolute by itself.
	www.bookrags.com /I_Ching_(monk) (2286 words)

	The Yijing - Nine Dragon Baguazhang.
		The Yijing reveals the great wisdom and understanding concerning nature and man that can be found when one begins to comprehend the stages of change that take place in every thing, person and situation found in nature.
		The Chinese character for the word Yi is created by combining the symbols for the sun and the moon, and this combination presents the most fundamental perception of Chinese philosophy towards experience and life.
		The study of the Yijing evolved from this simple idea, to consider all the things that have physical reality and how humans' experience, do, say, feel, and deal with life.
	www.jiulongbaguazhang.com /yijing.htm (590 words)

	The Yijing (Page 6) - Nine Dragon Baguazhang.
		Dong's methods may be partially connected to the Yijing because he apparently memorized an ancient Daoist Qigong form based on the texts, but did not learn the texts.
		While on the other hand a connection to Dong's Baguazhang to the Yijing was apparently added much later by his senior students who were scholars versed in the Yi to support their understanding of master Dong's principles.
		The Gua of the Yijing are associated with physical postures in Jiulong Baguazhang.
	www.jiulongbaguazhang.com /yijing6.htm (1031 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: The Yijing Medical Qigong System: Books: Suzanne Friedman (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Yijing (I-Ching) theory is the foundation of Daoism and Chinese medicine, and this book explores the deep roots that they both share.
		The Yijing Medical Qigong System is a compilation of self-healing exercises and qi emission therapeutic treatment techniques based on Daoist medical qigong and Yijing theories.
		The Yijing Medical Qigong System is based on the premise that the Yijing theory that infuses Chinese medicine and Daoism is just as relevant today for healing and spiritual guidance it was three thousand years ago.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Yijing-Medical-Qigong-System/dp/1425710956 (374 words)

	YIJING
		He immediately recognized that the Yijing symbols of solid and broken bars are isomorphic to the 1 and 0 digits of binary system, and greatly surprised that a binary system was already used by Fu Xi thousands of years before him.
		His son, the Duke of Zhou is credited for writing down the judgments of each line (384 in all) of the hexagrams that appeared in the appendix of the book.
		Yijing was used in the early years to foretell what may happen in the future.
	myweb.usf.edu /~pkho/yijing/a_yijing.htm (3866 words)

	polylog / themes / aspects / Bo Mou: Becoming-Being Complementarity: An Account of the Yin-Yang Metaphysical Vision of ...
		Second, by examining and explaining the metaphysical status and nature of the ideographic signs, the yin-yao and yang-yao and the hexagram in the Yijing, I endeavour to show that what come into play in the Yijing are two metaphysical perspectives, the changing/becoming-concerned perspective and the unchanging/being-concerned perspective, rather than merely the former one.
		It is known that the Yin-Yang metaphysical vision of the Yijing (I Ching), reflecting some collective wisdom of ancient Chinese people on the nature and fundamental features of the universe, has fundamentally influenced the orientation of mentality, and the way of metaphysical thinking, of subsequent Chinese thinkers in various schools or movements.
		Although the harmonious stability is a kind of dynamic equilibrium, this metaphysical characteristic as highlighted in the Yijing should be adequately characterized in terms of being-unchanging in changing-becoming and their interaction and interdependence rather than in mere terms of changing and becoming alone.
	them.polylog.org /3/amb-en.htm (3928 words)

	Classicism and Literati Political Activism: Studies of Northern Song Yijing Commentaries, 960-1127
		Compiled in the seventh century, the Zhouyi zhengyi was the official Yijing commentary of the Northern Song and as such, it was examined in the mingjing (understanding the classic) part of the civil service examinations.
		Despite their differences, it is my opinion that the three Yijing commentators were part of the socio-intellectual change of eleventh-century China, and they contributed significantly to the re-establishment of civil governance.
		To different degrees, they were instrumental in fostering the political idealism of Northern Song literati, which was expressed in full force in the two drastic reforms of mid- and late-Northern Song: the 1043-44 reform of Fan Zhongyan, and the 1068-85 reform of Wang Anshi.
	www.geneseo.edu /~hon/Synopsis_Yijing.html (554 words)

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		Course description: Over the past two millennia or so, the Yijing (I Ching; Classic of Changes) has been, with the notable exception of the Bible, the most widely read and extensively commented upon book in all of world literature.
		Having emerged in China about three thousand years ago as an occult prognostication text, the Yijing eventually attained the status of a "classic" in 136 B.C.E. Over the next several hundred years its influence gradually spread to other areas within the Chinese cultural orbit in East Asia--notably Japan, Korea, Annam (Vietnam) and Tibet.
		During the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, Jesuit missionaries brought knowledge of the classic to the West; and today there are dozens of different translations of the Changes in various European languages.
	cohesion.rice.edu /humanities/asia/asian.cfm?doc_id=1765 (161 words)

	Yijing Medical Qigong Association (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		The Yijing Medical Qigong Association was created to join and educate those with an interest in exploring the I-Ching (Yijing) roots of Chinese medicine, medical qigong and Daoism.
		Yijing (I-Ching) theory is the foundation of Chinese medicine, and many schools of spiritual Daoism are based on its principles.
		The YMQA was formed with the belief that the Yijing theory that infuses Chinese energetic medicine and Daoism is just as relevant today for healing and spiritual guidance as it was three thousand years ago.
	home.earthlink.net /~monkeymedicine (170 words)

	Recovering the Lost Meaning of the Yijing Bagua
		The most important of these "wings" was the Xici zhuan, a theoretical treatise that established the Yijing once and for all as philosophy and diminished its role forever as a religious artifact.
		Eight hexagrams appearing in the Yijing are doubles of the trigrams in question, and the text of these hexagrams should preserve some of the original meaning of the trigram names.
		In the period preceding the tradition that spawned the Yijing, it is likely that the Dragon--if not Heaven itself-- was worshipped.
	www.fengshuigate.com /bagua.html (1927 words)

	I-Ching, or Yijing Metaphysics of Sung Dynasty. 1
		During the Sung Dynasty, speculations on the structure of the cosmos, in the form of what we shall call the "Yijing metaphysics", were in such fashion and proliferated.
		The yijing metaphysicians however articulate this structure of the cosmos (universal among pre-modern humankind) quantitatively, naming it, measuring it, with numbers, i.e.
		Thus the Yijing metaphysics contains a fundamental insight into the truth of existence, that space-time is the negation of existence so that existence is possible only as spatial and temporal in order to have its existence cancelled at the same time in accordance with the law of Conservation.
	www.geocities.com /therapeuter/yixuai.html (4678 words)

	The Way of the Junzi
		The practice of consulting the Yijing and relating its fundamental principles to the kitchen sink of our everyday life is a lifelong discipline.
		Kumoyama Yijing Workshops provide a space for beginning or refining the exploration of our relationship to livelihood, family, and self-cultivation through developing an understanding of and appreciation for the Yijing and its straight-forward expressions of cyclical non-immutability, its messages of hope and warning, its respect for natural order, and its sense of social justice.
		Kumoyama Yijing Workshops explore recent historical and philological insights into the hitherto misty traditions of the Yijing, approaching the basic text of the Book of Change straighforwardly, placing it firmly in the 21st Century, sans rigid Eastern or Western moralistic interpretations, including those of Confucionism, 60's idealism, or questionable New Age conjecture.
	victorian.fortunecity.com /stanmer/326/yijing/chuntzupath.htm (466 words)

	Breath of the Dao Holistic Medicine
		The Yijing Medical Qigong System is a compilation of self-healing exercises and qi emission therapeutic treatment techniques based on Daoist medical qigong and Yijing (I-Ching) theories.
		Yijing Medical Qigong practitioners have joined to create an organization to stay in touch and continue to explore the I-Ching roots of Chinese energetic medicine.
		Yijing Qigong Trigram (Bagua) Meditation CD: This CD takes the listener through a series of medical qigong meditations based on the eight trigrams of the Yijing (I-Ching).
	www.daoclinic.org (2895 words)

	Copia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Extension to the 64 Trigrams of the Yijing
		Since, the 8 primary gua are the building blocks upon which the 64 symbols of the Yijing are built (and purportedly, everything), this binary analogy can be extended to all the 64 symbols.
		I was unable to embed the SVG diagrams within the page, which is a shame because the yijing trigrams are an excellent SVG use case.
	copia.ogbuji.net /blog/keyword/yijing (1052 words)

	Tao Arts : Goods Inspired by Taoism
		Yijing the "Book of Changes" or more accurately "Classic of Change", is the oldest of the Chinese classic texts.
		It describes an ancient system of cosmology and philosophy which is at the heart of Chinese cultural beliefs.
		The oldest record of Yijing fortune telling was first the turtle shell oracle, next was the yarrow stalks, coins and most recently marbles and rice.
	www.taoarts.com /yijing.html (381 words)

	Dao House... Yijing
		Interesting biographical information on the Yijing's pre-eminent translator, "the Marco Polo of the inner world of China." See also this excerpt about Wilhelm from Carl Jung's memoir.
		Steven J. Marshall's (author of The Mandate of Heaven) excellent five-page introduction to the Yijing discusses basic terms and interpretation.
		Kirk McElhearn's well-written essay discusses the schemata of the Yijing, drawing on history, psychology, and especially linguistics.
	www.geocities.com /dao_house/yijing.html (2330 words)

	Qigong Training Products & Books
		CD of the Yijing Qigong Trigram Meditation: A guided medical qigong meditation utilizing the 8 trigrams of the I-Ching for health and healing.
		DVD of the Yijing Medical Qigong Exercise Set: This form is based on the principles of the Jiji and Tai hexagrams to globally balance the body's yin and yang.
		The Yijing Medical Qigong System: Dr. Friedman's second book presents an innovative Daost medical I-Ching approach to Chinese energetic healing, and is the text for the Yijing Medical Qigong certification program.
	home.earthlink.net /~monkeymedicine/id1.html (185 words)

	The Jung Center: Yijing Wondering and Wandering
		Whether studied as an oracle or book of wisdom, Yijing has been used for centuries for insight into our most pressing questions.
		The Chinese Yi of Yijing (I of I Ching) is typically translated "change," but it also means easy, to be at ease.
		Carrin Dunne earned her Ph.D. in philosophy from the University of Notre Dame (1970) and taught philosophy at the University of St. Thomas for six years and religious studies at Rice University for nineteen years until her retirement in 1995.
	www.cgjunghouston.org /programs/spring/yijing.htm (369 words)

	'Women and relationships in the Yijing': order form
		She has rare insights into what the oracle meant to people at the time it was written - which, as you know, all feeds into what it means for us today.
		Of course, the Yijing uses relationship imagery to talk about all kinds of life experience: 'relationships' with jobs, or ideas, or groups of people, as well as romantic relationships.
		She is sensitive to the text as both a repository of wisdom and as an Oracle which should be used to the benefit of those who consult it.
	www.onlineclarity.co.uk /gatherings/0605rec_order.html (1275 words)

	Appendix to "The Yijing" article from EAA 8:2, Fall 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		The Yijing is also commonly known as the Book of Changes, Livre des mutations, Livre des changements, Das Buch der Wandlungen, etc. Another title of the work, reflecting its pre-imperial origins, is the Zhouyi, Chou-i, Djohi, etc. [The Zhou/Chou/Djoh Changes].
		Yijing study groups have sprung up in every city, and public lectures on the Changes are now more or less common fare.
		One particularly interesting example of the "globalization" of the Yijing is the eighteenth-century effort by Jesuit "Figurists" (including Joachim Bouvet, Phillipe Couplet, Joseph Prémare, etc.) to link the Changes to the Bible (and to other Western works, including the Kabbalah).
	www.aasianst.org /eaa/smith.htm (7387 words)

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