Heaven to Earth, I Ching

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Sagely?

Introduction to Finding Your Question	Example Reading
Get to a personalized change cycle	Using Companion Editions

2008 Animations: The Change Cycle in motion. The elements of the Energy Field Diagram. Here is a recent paper on the Energy Field Diagram.

Lesson Three: Weigh Options

Traci was considering divorce and weighing her options. I worked with her to develop a series of questions. Read how it unfolded.

Lesson Two: Static Hexagrams

Static hexagrams are primary hexagrams without active lines or are secondary hexagrams that contain inactive lines. Most authors and students are unaware of the opportunities that static hexagrams present.

Lesson One: Make a Decision, A Practice Example

Life is about making decisions. Whether small daily ones or major changes to life's course, the Heaven to Earth, I Ching approach begins with a question. Questions represent dilemmas or quests. Often, the question involves confronting options, which are exclusive and come with different consequences. This paper describes my process to evaluate options and reach a decision.

Cross the Great Water:

Cross the Great Water is an overview of Heaven to Earth, I Ching and the Change Cycle. It means to embark on a journey to discover oneself and harmonize in the environment. This link is to a handout from an animated Cross the Great Water, 36-slide PowerPoint presentation.

What is the Change Cycle?	Chapter 7: Introduction to Change Cycle
What Makes Heaven to Earth Different?	Visual Aids

Receive three or more active lines? Use this diagram to find all the hexagrams.

PDF example of a three active line reading. Animation of three active line reading. Scheme to find hexagrams

Feel something, but need a word. Acknowledging an unknown artist, here is a sheet of "happy faces."

The Heaven to Earth Foundation (Foundation) seeks to educate students interested in the history and usage of the I Ching. The Foundation facilitates discussions about the Change Cycle as the Heaven to Earth interpretation of the I Ching. Shao Yung (1011-1077) first created what was adapted by James R. (JR) Wilkinson as the Change Cycle for Heaven to Earth, I Ching. Contact Wilkinson to schedule classes, workshops, retreats, private readings, or other events. Posters of graphics are also for sale.

Contact:
James R. (JR) Wilkinson - P.O. Box 13645 - Salem, OR 97309
503.269.4263 - jrw@changecycle.org