Have You Ever Consulted the I Ching?
An Ancient Chinese Text is Reborn Online at iFate.com
05.28.2009 – The ancient Chinese oracle known as the I Ching, or "Book of Changes" is one of the most famous and enduring texts in history and originated in China in approximately 2800 BC. The book centers around 64 different symbols known as "hexagrams" -- each with a specific meaning.
In modern China, the I Ching is extremely popular as a form of psychic divination, and as a framework for self-analysis and personal insight. Users typically ask a question of the I Ching Oracle, and then flip 3 coins to construct one of the 64 hexagrams. By interpreting the resulting hexagram, one's questions are answered -- and insight into the question itself can be gained.
Now iFate.com, an extremely popular Internet destination for web-based divination and psychic tools -- has launched a 100% free virtual "I Ching" which allows novices and experts alike to consult this ancient source of wisdom and insight.
iFate.com's I Ching experts have created an easy to read, modern translation of the ancient text, which doesn't take a Chinese scholar, or gifted psychic to understand.
Jennifer Katz, a spokeswoman for iFate.com says, "For such an ancient book, the I Ching is already amazingly modern in many ways. When you read the texts you suddenly realize that the issues we have today are remarkably similar to the issues people were having thousands of years ago in ancient China. For every generation, the I Ching seems equally important. Today, people are asking questions about love, money and more modern questions about the stock market, or the economy."
While the individual passages within the "Book of Changes" are quite brief, the philosophical interpretation of these passages can take a lifetime to appreciate. Most users are stunned by the amazing accuracy of the responses, and often profoundly moved by the insight the I Ching can offer to the most confounding of questions. Every year, more and more western psychics incorporate I Ching readings into their work.
If you've never experienced the wonder of one of mankind's most ancient oracle's, stop by iFate.com today with your toughest life-question and consult the I Ching.
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- The I Ching is one of mankind's most ancient oracles. It is over 4000 years old.
- The I Ching, or "Book of Changes" was written in 2800 BC.
- iFate.com has launched a virtual I Ching with an original, easy-to-understand translation of the original text.
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