Symbol of change

The ancient Chinese believed that the higher forces that control life can be penetrated, and the future can be known, so it is worth asking for advice and guidance at a turning point in our lives. In such cases, they turned to an oracle. The Ji Ching, the Book of Changes, is one of the most well-known such systems, revered and used by both the Eastern and Western worlds. Countless works have been published about his interpretation. Why is this the new variant? Peter Orban, well-known to Hungarian readers as an astrologer and psychotherapist, is a big fan of Ji Ching. In his latest work, published for the first time in Hungary, he gives this knowledge to his readers in his own artistic interpretation. He compiled the Symbolon of Changes in such a way that its deeper meaning is not only accessible to those who already know it well, but - just like the oracle at Delphi - to provide advice to all earthly mortals who thirst for answers. In divination, it is important to formulate the question first, and only then touch the card! Never draw cards out of curiosity or boredom! Remember, the game must be played seriously! Let's assume that the first answer is always complete. However, we do not always see this completeness as satisfactory from our armchair. Sometimes we have to get up to do something! If we draw a second card, we involuntarily want to avoid the compulsion to act.