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  A Special Christmas Gift: Free eBook Giveaway — December 4–9, 2025 By James Byrd, MBA — Business Consultant & Author Understanding the natural rhythm of time is one of the most powerful tools we have for reducing stress, strengthening foresight, and improving decision-making. For years, I have taught that every day carries its own energetic signature—shaped by ancient wisdom, lived experience, and what I call “now-time” reflection . When we align with these rhythms, we step into a clearer, more grounded approach to life and leadership. My book/calendar system, Foretell the Future with the I Ching and My Calendar of Days , provides a practical, accessible guide for reading the character of each day—past, present, or future. Whether you are scheduling important appointments, managing projects, or simply trying to maintain balance, this system helps you approach each day with confidence. A Christmas Gift to My Readers To celebrate Christmas and to support your journey into clari...

--------------------------------------------------------------- Hexagram 22: Grace in Action – Leading with Clarity, Restraint, and Authentic Beauty By James Byrd, MBA | January 22, 2025 In a world increasingly drawn to spectacle, Hexagram 22 (Bi) —translated as Grace or Adorning —reminds us that authentic beauty stems not from excess, but from intentional refinement . Rooted in the interplay between fire and mountain, this I Ching hexagram symbolizes clarity grounded in stillness , radiance guided by restraint. 🔮 The Oracle: Understanding Hexagram 22 Fire at the foot of the mountain: this is the image of Grace . The mountain reflects stillness and endurance; the fire, warmth and illumination. Together, they show us that grace doesn’t clamor for attention—it glows steadily, influencing everything it touches without overwhelming. 📜 The Judgment “Grace has success. In small matters, it is favorable to undertake something.” This suggests that grace is most effective when ...

  John 16 verse 24 John 16:24 is a verse from the Bible where Jesus tells his followers, Until now you have not asked for anything in my name. Ask and you will receive, and your joy will be complete" . It promises that by praying to the Father in Jesus's name, believers will receive what they ask for, leading to a fullness of joy. This verse follows Jesus's explanation that their present sorrow would turn into great joy after his resurrection . [ 1 , 2 , 3 ] Context : Jesus is speaking to his disciples before his crucifixion , explaining that their grief over his death will be temporary and will eventually turn into a greater, lasting joy. [ 3 , 4 ] Promise : He promises that in the future, they will be able to ask the Father for things in his name and receive them. [ 1 , 3 ] Result : The purpose of this prayer is so that their joy may be complete or full. [ 1 , 2 ] Significance : This verse signifies a new access to God the Father through Jesus, a privilege th...

From: “God's Minute: A Book of 365 Daily Prayers Sixty Seconds Long for Home Worship” The  quote  that  aligns  with  Hexagram  36   (Darkening  of  the  Light)  is:  "In  adversity  it  furthers  one  to  be  persevering."   This  hexagram  represents  a  time  of  persecution  and  adversity,  where  one  must  hide  their  brilliance  to  survive  a  hostile  environment.  It  emphasizes  the  importance  of  perseverance  and  maintaining  one's  integrity  even  in  difficult  times.  fengshuisource.com

What’s Inside A clean, daily layout designed to help you reflect, plan, and stay aligned with the season of the time. Daily entry anchored in the I Ching’s hexagrams and imagery Space for notes and intentions Simple prompts to support decision-making Monthly themes to frame your focus Why Readers Love It Built for leaders, creators, and students of the arts who want an easy, meaningful daily check-in. Grounds your day in timeless principles Gives structure without rigidity Pairs well with journaling, meditation, and planning Makes a memorable gift that lasts all year About the Author James Byrd is a strategist and author of  The Future: 2027  and  Foretell the Future with the I Ching and My Calendar of Days . His work connects ancient wisdom with modern planning so readers can make clear, values‑aligned choices. Release & Format Format: Paperback Release date: July 29, 2025 Edition year: 2026 (Daily) Retailer: Amazon (Prime eligible in many regions) Get Yours for...

  MediaEclat Emergency Management, Integrating Hexagram 43 ("Breakthrough") James B. MBA | Strategic Advisor & Author of The Future: 2027 🌪️ BREAKTHROUGH MOMENTS IN EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ⚡ Wisdom from Hexagram 43 — and the Power of Being Prepared In the ancient I Ching, Hexagram 43 signals a time of Breakthrough — when decisive action must confront building tension. In emergency management , this means recognizing the moment before the storm, before the system overloads, and stepping in with clarity, courage, and the right tools. ⛑️ Whether it's a hurricane, grid failure, or unpredictable climate events, leaders in this space understand: ✅ Delayed response costs lives. ✅ Clear communication and preparation are everything. ✅ Momentum must be channeled into action, not reaction . 🚨 At MediaEclat.Store , we embrace this ethos. That's why we've stocked up on reliable, solar-powered and fuel-efficient generators — ideal for homes, shelters, first r...

🏗️ Hexagram 28 – Great Exceeding | A Moment of Behavioral Strain in Organizations James Byrd MBA | Strategic Advisor & Author of The Future: 2027 May 12, 2025 In Organizational Behavior , stress fractures often appear long before systems fail. Hexagram 28 from the I Ching — known as Great Exceeding — speaks directly to this: the image of a beam under too much pressure. Not all collapse is sudden — some is behavioral, cultural, or structural. Key OB Insight: When norms, values, or structures are strained beyond their limit, organizations must shift behaviorally — not just procedurally. This is a moment of reckoning and realignment. 📌 Behavioral Signals of Hexagram 28 in Organizations: Employees withdrawing or overcompensating under unclear expectations Leadership bearing excessive responsibility without delegation Culture cracking under legacy systems or outdated narratives Silos forming due to lack of adaptive communication 🔁 Actionable OB Principle : Excessive press...