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  From< mediaeclat.store > Unlocking the Future with the I Ching and My Perpetual Calendar Introduction Welcome to this insightful exploration of two of my works: The Future2020 and Foretell the Future with the I Ching and My Calendar of Days . These books are born out of my deep fascination with the I Ching , or Book of Changes , and its timeless wisdom. Through these writings, I’ve developed a perpetual calendar that aligns the 64 hexagrams of the I Ching with specific days, creating a tool to help navigate the complexities of life. This podcast explores how the calendar offers windows into the past, present, and future, guiding us in making more informed and meaningful decisions. The Birth of the Perpetual Calendar The I Ching is more than an ancient text; it’s a philosophical framework that offers insights into the cycles and patterns of life. Inspired by its wisdom, I created “ My Calendar of Days ,” a perpetual calendar that integrates these 64 hexagrams into...

  The Five Reiki Precepts align well with the themes of The Future: 2027 , particularly in how they relate to cycles, self-discipline, and the wisdom of the I Ching. Let’s explore their connections: 1. Just for today, do not be angry In The Future: 2027 , you emphasize Hexagram 58 ("The Joyous") , which highlights the importance of maintaining harmony and using open dialogue instead of reacting emotionally. Anger disrupts joy and mutual reinforcement, making it harder to sustain balance. Instead, through inner discipline and self-awareness, one can transform negative emotions into constructive action. 2. Just for today, do not worry Worry arises when we resist the natural flow of cycles. Your work with the perpetual calendar in The Future: 2027 aligns with this Reiki tenet because it encourages recognizing patterns and trusting the unfolding of time. Hexagram 63 ("After Completion") teaches that even in times of stability, one must remain vigilant but not anxious...

Hexagram  52 B y: James Byrd I.The Oracle   A. Hexagram 52 is Gen , or Bound. Further interpretations are Keeping Still, Mountain and Stilling. Its lower and upper trigrams are the same,  gen : bound or  mountain.         B. The Judgment    1. Keeping Still. Keeping his back still        So that he no longer feels his body.     2. He goes into his courtyard        And does not see his people.        No blame. C. The Image   1. Mountains standing close together:       The image of Keeping Still.   2. Thus the superior man       Does not permit his thoughts       To go beyond his situation.  II. My interpretation   A. "Keeping Still" After reviewing this hexagram, the only precept I can get from it is meditation . It ...

Credit |  Goodie's I Ching - #45 Gathering Together (Hexagram) - YouTube About The Image: Goodie's "Unauthentic" Reading IChing - #45 Gathering Together (Hexagram) The card illustration is drawn by illustrator AmoLime. The following is the overall description of the image. The background of this image is simple; the earth is on the bottom half, and a lake is in the upper part. A man and a woman is having a wedding ceremony in Korean traditional style. The traditional book of I-Ching says that this hexagram symbolizes that people are gathering together in order to carry out a national ceremony. In fact, the ceremony depicted in the book os a memorial service for royal ancestors, but this card image illustrates the ceremony as a wedding, in which two people becomes one with joy and many guests also come together to celebrate the happy occasion. Please Comment, Like and Share -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Korean mythology | Sun & Moon The Sun and the Moon In the world before the sun and the moon, only the stars existed. It was in these early days that there lived siblings: Haesik (해식) the older brother and Dalsun (달순) the younger sister. Their mother was a poor peasant woman who sold rice-cakes for a living. The mother was returning from the village one day when she was encountered by a tiger perched on a hill demanding a rice-cake in exchange for sparing her life. She gave it to him and the tiger went away, only to appear before her at the next hill; this time demanding two rice cakes. She gave him the cakes, only to find him again on the third hill, this time asking for four rice cakes. When the mother finally ran out of rice cakes to feed him, the tiger threatened to devour her. The mother pleaded, saying she was the sole mother of two children. Upon hearing this the tiger's hunger grew even more vicious. He devoured the mother and th...

Credit |  FREE WILL MAGIK The Lines Bottom. [6] A person who lacks discipline will not be able to devote himself to the intensive  study necessary to master a subject. Discipline does not mean the forced performance of  dull routine, however. That only deadens the mind and replaces true inquiry. Discipline  means focusing one's attention on the object of study until it becomes clear, until it is understood  and can be used. The young child is accustomed to play and expects everything to  be fun. But the serious student finds pleasure in working on something that is difficult until  it becomes easy. 2. [9] A kind man is patient with inexperienced youth. He is meticulous with explanations  to those who find it difficult to comprehend. He takes it as his responsibility to help and encourage  such persons, not to ridicule and humiliate them. With tolerance and inner  strength, such a man is able to lead large groups of the young and inex...

The Receptive | youtube.com   Hexagram  2 B y: James Byrd I.The Oracle   A. Hexagram 2 is Kun or Field. Additional variations include The Receptive, Acquiesce or the Natural Flow . Hexagram 2's lower trigram is field or earth, and its upper trigram is identical.      B. The Judgment    1. The Receptive brings about sublime success,        Furthering through the perseverance of a mare.        If the superior man undertakes something and tries to lead,         He goes astray; But if he follows, he finds guidance.    2. It is favorable to find friends in the west and south,         To forego friends in the east and north.          Quiet perseverance brings good fortune. C. The Image   1. The earth's condition is receptive devotion.   2. Thus the superior man who...

  Radiance This hexagram describes your situation in terms of expanding light, warmth, and awareness. It emphasizes that joining with and depending on what spreads this light, the action of radiance, is the adequate way to handle it. To be in accord with the time, you are told to:  congregate!  Ritsema, Rudolf; Karcher, Stephen.  I Ching:   The Classic Chinese Oracle of Change [The First Complete Translation with Concordance]   Hardcover – Barnes and Noble. 1995 Credit:  "The I Ching and My Calendar":  -- Learn more about  "Sunday"  -- And Over All, Stay Cool and Make It A Good Day! ........~Schoolboy~ -----------------------------------------------------------

Source: SunSigns.org Hexagram  13 B y: James Byrd I.The Oracle   A. Hexagram 13 is Tong Ren or Concording People. Additional interpretations include Fellowship with Men and Gathering Men. the lower trigram is Li : radiance or fire. The upper trigram is Qian : force or heaven.          B. The Judgment    1. Fellowship with Men in the open.        Success.     2. It furthers one to cross the great water.        The perseverance of the superior man furthers. C. The Image   1. Heaven together with fire:       The image of Fellowship with Men.   2. Thus the superior man organizes the clans       And makes distinctions between things. II. My interpretation   A. "Fellowship"  With this hexagram, we see a man who for all apparent reasons joins in fellowship with ot...

Source: youtube.com Hexagram  7 B y: James Byrd I.The Oracle   A. Hexagram 7 is called Shi, or Leading. Other common variations are The Army and The Soldiers. The lower trigram is Kan : gorge or water, and the upper trigram is Kun : field or earth.          B. The Judgment    1. The Army. The army needs perseverance        And a strong man.     2. Good fortune without blame. C. The Image   1. In the middle of the earth is water:       The image of The Army.   2. Thus the superior man increases his masses,       By generosity toward the people. II. My interpretation   A. "Discipline" As with any soldier setting out to complete a mission, do not let personal feelings intersect the command of duty. Always remember Duty First, and then all will farewell. Within the plane of organizational ...

Hexagram  5 B y: James Byrd I.The Oracle   A. Hexagram 5 is named Xu, or Attending. Further variations are Arriving, Waiting or Moistened. The lower trigram is Qian : force or heaven, and the upper trigram is Kan : gorge or water.          B. The Judgment    1. Waiting. If you are sincere,        You have light and success.     2. Perseverance brings good fortune.    3. It furthers one to cross the great water. C. The Image   1. Clouds rise up to heaven:       The image of Waiting.   2. Thus the superior man eats and drinks,       And is joyous and of good cheer . II. My interpretation   A. "Waiting" Now is a good time to just " kick-back", and dwell on inactivity, for the moment. For now, stay out of the mainstream of things. This hexagram warns us to wait until succe...