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Description: The Taoist I ching is a website that explains the I Ching as a map to awaken the Original Spirit or Higher Self, rather than a book of divination.
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Introduction
The I Ching is one of the oldest Chinese classical texts and predates Taoism and Confucianism. The I Ching is usually considered to be a book of divination. This website is about the inner meaning of the I Ching; the process to awaken or unveil the Original Spirit or Higher Self. It is called the Taoist I Ching, because it explains the I Ching from the point of view of Taoism. It uses The Taoist I Ching by the 18th century Taoist master Liu Yiming, and a 2nd century Taoist manual of spiritual alchemy Canton
The ninth-century Taoist master Lu Dongbin, a Confucian scholar who later became a mystic of high rank in the esoteric Taoist hierarchy and is one of the 'eight immortals', wrote of the I Ching:
Symbols of Presence in the Japanese Culture
The Secret of the Golden Flower