Reflections on the I Ching, ancient wisdom, and the art of navigating life's transitions — written for people who think carefully about how they live.
In early 2019, the I Ching gave Min an instruction neither of us could explain. Leave Shanghai. Not eventually — now. Months later, the world shut down. This is what it means when the Yijing reads a moment you cannot yet see.
The title is real. The salary is real. The respect is real. So why does something feel hollow at the centre of it?
Both use chance. Both offer a way to look inward. But they ask very different things of you — and the distinction begins where a physicist might actually appreciate.
64 hexagrams, each a map of a human situation. Here is how to read them — and what they are actually asking of you.
A relationship that looked right on the outside. A question that wouldn't go away. What happened when Jenny finally asked it properly.
Not fortune-telling. Not mysticism. A 5,000-year-old system for asking better questions. Here is where to begin.