The I Ching Plain and Simple: A Guide to Working With the Oracle of Change

by Stephen Karcher

A step-by-step guide to the I Ching shows readers how to use the ancient Chinese wisdom to resolve anxieties, make clear decisions, manage problems, and access hidden talents--presented in a clear, accessible format. Original.

192 pages, Paperback

First published June 25, 2004

Reviews

[Jim Nail]

I won't go into an extensive discussion of the I Ching. If you use it, you need no introduction. If you don't know anything about it, I wouldn't know where to begin. I just want to say if you use the classic Wilhelm translation, you might want to get a copy of Karcher's version as a companion piece. His explanations really are Plain and Simple and for the most part accurate. When I consult the oracle I use both versions for a more comprehension understanding. Also Karcher provides a colored bead alternate to throwing coins, which he says is more statistically random, hence more open to the energy of synchronicity.