Info I Ching
I Ching and Plum Blossom Divination
I Ching means the Book of Changes.
Everything changes over time. The Book of Changes is the oldest in China. It talks about how a current situation can change in the future and what the outcome will be.
Through their actions, each individual creates different opportunities for their future. The book talks about what these will be.
If we face a problem that can be solved in different ways and we can’t decide which solution is best, we can get help from the I Ching. What is in our thoughts is conveyed, and the text shows possible endings and final results. It is difficult to interpret, and we must learn to understand the meaning of the text. In some incomprehensible way, all the answers we get are related to our question and situation. There is a truth, and it shows us how we can achieve the best path in the future.
We can use different methods.
One method is to toss three coins six times to obtain a hexagram.
Another way is to use 50 or 55 stems.
Plum Blossom Divination
Divination is the art and wisdom of communicating with the Universe. Based on synchronicity, we can decipher the messages the Universe sends us.
When we have a question, are hesitant, can’t decide, or simply see something that seems strange… we can decipher these messages using different methods. One of them is the I Ching, and the other is the Plum Blossom Prophecy, which originates from the I Ching.
Are you facing a difficult situation and can’t make a decision?
Have you been surprised by something unusual and want to know its meaning? Plum Blossom Divination gives you the answer!
Plum Blossom Divination provides the knowledge necessary to communicate with the Universe. You will learn to specify the present and the future, as well as the reason for the change or period of transition between the two. Everything we do now has an effect. It’s the law of cause and effect. If we communicate with the Universe, aware of the effects of our current actions, we can make the best decisions for a better future.
