T Ching

The I Ching, also known as the Book of Changes, is an ancient Chinese text used for guidance and decision-making. It is based on 64 hexagrams—groups of six lines, either broken or unbroken—that represent different states and natural cycles of change. By consulting the I Ching, individuals seek insight into situations and potential outcomes. It combines philosophical ideas about balance and transformation with a method of interpretation often involving casting coins or sticks, which produce a hexagram. Overall, it's a tool for understanding life's ebb and flow, encouraging reflection on how change influences personal growth and decision-making.