CHINESE PSYCHIC

Chapters of Chinese Psychic and Chinese Astrology

	What is Chinese Astrology?
	Chinese Astrology Compatibility
	Chinese Horoscope Compatibility
	Chinese Astrology Romance Compatibility
	Chinese Horoscope Signs
	I Ching
	9 Face Wealth Spots and Bomoh
	Feng Shui
	Contact Feng Shui Expert Mariah
	Contact Astrologer Hope

Chinese Astrology

According to the Chinese system of astrology, there is a sixty year cycle of time and the year of birth of a person indicates a certain phase or aspect of this cycle.

Chinese Astrology Signs

Your Chinese Astrology Sign corresponds to the year you are born.

I Ching (Yi Ching)

The Classic of Changes, more commonly known as the I Ching, is one of the Five Classics of Chinese Psychic that has its roots back to ancient China. It is one of the fundamental books of Confucianism, with an age of more than 3000 years old. The symbols of divination that are recorded in the book are over 5000 years old, thus making it one of the oldest surviving books in the world and also the oldest form of divination. Asians have been dependant on it as a spiritual resource and oracle. Recent times have seen the West reading and using it too. This might be due to the fact that the I Ching has an uncanny ability to give detailed insights to those who study it diligently.

Practicing the I Ching would involve casting coins or yarrow stalks, so as to construct a hexagram (with six lines), these lines would either represent Yin (the feminine force) or Yang (the masculine force). These resulting lines would then be looked up in the I Ching, which would then be interpreted with a passage describing what each line means.

In the I Ching, there are at least 64 possible hexagrams. And that's not all, each of these hexagrams can be further broken down into groups of 3 lines(trigrams). The most amazing thing in I Ching is that each of these six lines, may be indicating that it is about to change from Yin to Yang or Yang to Yin. But did you know that by inverting each of these changing lines, we can also generate another hexagram which would depict our immediate future.

The I Ching was written in Chinese for ancient China. So how is it possible that the West would be able to make use of it? Never fear. A popular and commonly used English translation of the I Ching (or Yi Ching) was by Cary Baynes, written in 1951. It was translated from a German translation by Richard Wilhelm in 1923, it is very poetic and beautiful to read, the text has been influenced by Wilhelm's addition of Christian values into the Confucian text. There is another English version of the I Ching which is not read through these parameters. It is based on the oldest scholarly English translation written by James Legge in 1882 . This translation has kept close context to the main Chinese text.

HOW IT WORKS

1. Lines are numbered from 1 at the bottom to 6 at the top, with the divided lines being Yin and undivided lines, Yang.
2. Black lines represents new and unchanging, while the gray lines represents old and changing.

The Chinese people have also developed their own kind of astrology. To find out more about this ancient astrology please click on Chinese Astrology.

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