Book of Changes I Ching

Book of Changes I Ching - the earliest of the Chinese philosophical texts. The earliest layer, traditionally dated approx. 700 BC. n. e. and intended for the divination, it consists of 64 hexagrams. In the II century BC. e. It was adopted by the Confucian tradition as one of the canons of the Confucian Pentateuch. One of the most ancient techniques of divination that dates back before the appearance zagovrov and omens, daily horoscopes, palmistry (divination by hand), dream interpretation, and the interpretation of dreams.
  Book of Changes I Ching - the name, secured the "I Ching" in the West. A better, though not as sweet option - "the canon of changes."
 In accordance with the theory of the Book of Changes (or the "I Ching") all of the alternation of situations in which a person is acting and is derived from the interaction and struggle between the forces of light and darkness, and compliance voltage, good and evil. It is believed that the lower trigram belongs to the inner life, and for the upcoming builds, and the top - to the outside world, to back down and destroyed.
  For divination is necessary to toss a coin, the interface is simple and intuitive.
 Book of Changes I Ching contains:

⦁ The interpretation of hexagrams
⦁ Building hexagrams using coins
⦁ Guessing on the Book of Changes

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