Pisces Women

Very romantic by nature, you are perpetually dreaming of falling in love. In actual life you are often frustrated, because you seldom have your dreams come true -- the picture perfect fairy tale romance.You can be very suspicious, and will keep a tab on your lover even if you see your man just being 'friendly' with another woman.You will be very loyal and once you form a relationship it will continue for a long time but your fickleness and need for constant romance may make you lose interest in your lover. Pisces women are often found to be having two or more relationships simultaneously. Some of you are shy, and abhor making the first move in a relationship. You will expect your lover to make all the moves and you will only react to them. Read More!

I Ching Astrology: An Insight

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I Ching Astrology: An Insight

 

Arguably the earliest astrological system in the world, I Ching Astrology, has a glorious history and is more than 5,000 years old. It shares almost similar heritage and philosophy as the I Ching -- the oldest book in the world. I Ching is a system of divination, and a model of vibrant balance and expected change.

Despite the fact that it is very ancient, I Ching Astrology is quite easy to use. I Ching astrology can be used to discover, rather easily, oneself and others. It can also be used to spend one's time and direct his or her energy in any given month or year. It can also be employed to be at the best place for the best possible results or outcome. Read more!

I ching...

I Ching is a traditional Chinese divination method. It involves tossing three identical coins and using the patterns they form, to receive answers to personal questions from the ‘I Ching’, or the Book of Changes. It is a manual of divination based upon a belief in the synchronicity of the universe. It works on the basic belief that all events occurring at a particular time are interrelated by both vertical and horizontal causality. In ancient times, oracles were in use, everywhere. The oldest among them confined themselves to the answers “yes” and “no”. This type of oracular pronouncement is likewise the basis of the Book of Changes. "Yes" was indicated by a simple unbroken line (___), and "No" by a broken line (_ _). Wielded by a subtle, educated and refined creative intuition, it became a valuable device with which to contemplate the past, present and future. Within the interpretation of the hexagrams, lie some important aspects of the yin-yang (opposing forces like dark and light, female and male, etc.) philosophy, as well as some of the most mysterious Taoist teachings.

I Ching has exerted powerful influence on the Chinese life for three thousand years, but has only recently become known elsewhere. Sincerely consulted, it can help us to open our minds to a recognition of our innate knowledge, and to act upon it in our daily lives. The images formed in this consultation will evoke you and linger in your mind with a deeper understanding of your reading.