I Ching

Neil Powell is an author and editor who lives in the UK.

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• Introduction – The history of the I Ching and how to consult it 1. Ch’ien – The Creative Principle 2. K’un – The Passive Principle 3. Chun – Initial Difficulties 4. Meng – Youthful Inexperience 5. Hsu – Patient anticipation 6. Sung – Conflict 7. Shih – A Troop of soldiers 8. Pi – Seeking unity 9. Hsiao Ch’u – The Power of the Weak 10. Lu – Treading Wisely 11. T-ai – Peace 12. P’i – Stagnation 13. T’ung Jen – Companions 14. Tayu – Abundant Possessions 15. Ch’ien – Humility 16. Yu- Anticipation 17. Sui – Allegiance 18. Ku – Arresting Decay 19. Lin – Approaching 20. Kuan – Contemplation 21. Shih Ho – Biting Through 22. Pi – Grace 23. Po – Disintegration 24. Fu – The Turning Point 25. Wu Wang – Innocence 26. Ta Ch’u – The Restraining Force 27. I – Nourishment 28. Ta Kuo – Excess 29. K’an – The Abyss 30. Li – Flaming Beauty 31. Hsien – Influence 32. Heng – Endurance 33. Tun – Withdrawal 34. Ta Chuang – Greatness 35. Chin – Progress 36. Ming I – Sinking Light 37. Chia Jen – The Family 38. K-uei – Opposites 39. Chien – Obstacles 40. Hsieh – Deliverance 41. Sun – Decrease 42. I – Increase 43. Kuai – Resolution 44. Kou – Coming Together 45. Ts-ui – Congregation 46. Sheng – Moving upward 47. K’un – Exhaustion 48. Ching – The Well 49. Ko – Throwing Off 50. Ting – The Cauldron 51. Chen – Thunderclap 52. Ken – Inaction 53. Chien – Gradual Progress 54. Kuei Mei – The Marriageable Maiden 55. Feng – Abundance 56. Lu – The Wayfarer 57. Sun – Submission 58. Tui – Joy 59. Huan – Dispersal 60. Chieh – Restraint 61. Chung Fu – Inner Truth 62. Hsiao Kuo – The Small Persist 63. Chi Chi – Climax and After 64. Wei Chi – Before Climax Index