I Ching from Vedic Folks

Chinese astrology has been intriguing and informative all these years. Interestingly, the Chinese astrology is followed by more number of people across the globe. One of the most exciting forms of Chinese astrology happens to be the I Ching Oracle.

All those who have a little knowledge about the I Ching Oracle can certainly relate it to the I Ching coins or the three coins of prosperity that we come across at various stalls nowadays; thanks to the growing popularity of Chinese astrology. The coins of prosperity tied up in a red thread will bring in fortune, according to the Chinese astrology.

The main classification of I Ching is 64 kinds of circumstances and these are signified by a Hexagram. A Hexagram contains 6 lines and each line may either be a straight line or broken line.

These lines are known as Yin and Yang. Yin female and it is dark, earthly, passive etc. while Yang is male and light, heavenly, active etc. Those who need to know a solution for a particular situation can make use of this I Ching as an Oracle.

In ancient times, I Ching is consulted by pitching in 50 yarrow stalks; but using a set of three coins is also very common. Generally, the hexagram starts from below and builds its way up. Some calculations are invoked to read out the solution for a particular situation.

There are five basic books of Confucianism and one among them happens to be The Book of Ching which is more commonly known as the Book of Changes or Classic of Changes. This book contains fascinating symbols that date back to 5000 years.

I Ching Oracle seems to be one of the sacred resources in Asia.

I Ching details the present and advices on how to proceed with the future keeping in mind a particular situation. The I Ching will also expose the dark secrets of nature as well as the subconscious of the seeker.

It can used in every imaginable situation so be assured that when you need a forecast on something, I Ching will be the right choice.