I Ching and Zodiac

The I Ching, or Yi Jing, is the most revered text of the ancient Chinese tradition. It consists of diagrams and interpretations that include reflections and conjectures on the "Book of Changes," which holds profound, still not entirely clear philosophical and other meanings. Millions of people turn to it daily with questions, to which the Book answers with more questions. It compels thought. The "Book of Changes" ranks first among the classic texts of Confucianism and in overviews of Chinese literature. In previous works by Vera Sklyarova on the study of the card canon of the I Ching, the entire system of signs – gua – is described in detail, along with the basic rules of divination using the Canon cards, new visions, techniques, and methodologies. Numerous layout schemes are provided. This book presents new amazing material. The study of numerous ancient texts has allowed the author to reveal yet another aspect of possible readings of the Canon and the application of this aspect for practical purposes. A fairly detailed study of the "Anthology of Ancient Chinese Esotericism" and the works of this cycle "Numbers of the Transformations of Wild Plum Mei-Hua" has indirectly established connections between all the gua of the Canon and all the houses of the horoscope of the Eastern Zodiac, opening new, practically unlimited possibilities for the practical application of the system. The intersection of two practices is better than one science, and many works by Vera Sklyarova now support this trend. The study of the card Canon alongside the Houses of the horoscope has not been left aside. This work provides a concrete description of three levels of divination practices, three Juan. Among many aspects, one can highlight the necessary data for classifying and grading information according to the necessary Houses of the Eastern Zodiac horoscope, establishing connections between gua and animals, geographical concepts, and a multitude of other necessary data.