In a recent spat of comments to one of Hilary Barrett’s posts, Ewald had this to say: Emotions very much depend on what someone is keeping in their unconscious, which makes people not see situations as they really are. “If something “feels” wrong, most of the time, it is.” I… Continue reading
From our local newspaper. This goes to show what kind of area I live in… It reminds me of Garfield, the cartoon, and his “owner” (yeah, right…) Jon with his tales of growing up in the farm… I think though this is a good metaphor for 26.4 Beef show draws… Continue reading
Oh, the irony and hypocrisy of it all. Medication increasingly replaces psychotherapy, study finds – Los Angeles Times Psychiatrists who said they provided psychotherapy to all of their patients declined to 10.8% in 2004-2005 from 19.1% in 1996-1997, according to the report. Consistent with previous studies, researchers found that patients… Continue reading
So in the readings that you’ll find here, there will be no discussion of the Confucian “Image” section of the hexagrams. Indeed, our business here is to draw on the insight of the cosmic teaching voice that speaks through the I Ching to learn how to expel self-images, be they… Continue reading
Many people don’t know this, but Richard Wilhelm wrote and edited several books that were not directly related to the Yijing and associated themes. One of them is a collection of Chinese fairy tales, published in English in 1921, called “The Chinese Fairy Book.” Here is a sample from the… Continue reading
