The Book of Changes, Troubles, Problems, Lightness, and Calm - by Peter Muller (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Learn how to be fully present in the ever-changing moment

- Explains how to use the oracle for divination, detailing the 64 hexagrams and the esoteric significance of each changing line

- Explores key concepts that are culturally embedded in the Chinese understanding of the I Ching to give readers greater confidence in interpreting the oracle's answers

- Teaches readers the way to secure favorable outcomes by properly aligning with each moment of change

For millennia people have consulted the I Ching to make sense of life's challenges. This new translation of the ancient classic teaches readers how to be fully present in the ever-changing moment.

Readers will learn the mechanics of using the oracle, including how to properly phrase one's questions. Peter reveals the traditional meanings of the 64 hexagrams and gives illustrations from daily life to amplify their meanings for our times. He explores the esoteric significance of each changing line for more complete and accurate readings. This book explains key concepts that are culturally embedded in the Chinese understanding of this system in order to give readers greater confidence in their interpretation of how the hexagrams respond to their questions. The oracle teaches one to fully accept and adapt to change and how to maintain one's consciousness in a constantly fluid state. Learn how to work through challenges to secure favorable outcomes by properly aligning with each moment of change. Integrating the I Ching's lessons will elevate your inner guidance so that, in time, you become a representation of the oracle itself, capable of sensing the energetic shifts of each moment and adapting to them effortlessly. When chaos overtakes order, the I Ching shows the path to equilibrium.

With wisdom and simplicity, The Book of Changes, Troubles, Problems, Lightness, and Calm offers a new reading of the classic text to serve as a light to illuminate our way.

About the Author

Peter Muller has been a dramaturg at the Madách Theater in Budapest for sixty-four years. Winner of the Onassis Award for drama, his plays include Gloomy Sunday, Doctor Heart, God's Money, The Brothers Karamazov, Gospel of Mary, King David, and Shadow of the Vampire, which have been produced worldwide. He's written many novels and books of spiritual essays and this I Ching, in his native Hungarian, has sold nearly one million copies.