The old saying “Change is the only constant,”  has never seemed truer. It is also the very basis of ancient Chinese thought. This philosophy is very relevant in these challenging, rapidly changing times.  
     Fortunately, there are two constants. For 3,000 years, the Yijing has offered sage personal  advice about moving through change with grace.
     If you’re looking for a fortune teller with a message like “Expect an unexpected large check next week”  the Yi isn’t for you. This is divining for the thoughtful, offering close looks at how your attitudes and actions are shaping tomorrow’s outcome. The fix is NOT in. Who you are, what you think, and what you do about it matter.
    Whether you are experiencing the predictable, dependable changes we all encounter just by living (growing up, growing older), or unpredictable and surprising changes, consulting the Yi gives new perspectives on dealing with joys or sorrows. 

     "When we experience ourselves as the passive victims of change we feel cut off, isolated, frightened and angry. When we are a part of of the diologue, we feel connected to the basic creative energy that shapes the world we live in."
-Stephen Karcher       

    Experience the diologue with change yourself. The Yijing's subject is nothing less than personal discovery of how people can learn to live in harmony with the universal laws of change.