Magick, Shamanism & Taoism : The I Ching In Rit... -

: The work draws connections between Taoist practices and other worldviews, including Ninjutsu, Shinto, Thelema, and Tantra . Structure of the Work

Herne argues that the I Ching is a "cosmic map" comparable to the Qabalistic Tree of Life. While most practitioners use it for fortune-telling, Herne explores its deeper roots in the magickal practices of the Chinese Wu (shamans) and esoteric Taoist traditions. Magick, Shamanism & Taoism : the I ching in rit...

: Links specific figures to related gods, spirits, and ritual workings . : The work draws connections between Taoist practices

In , author Richard Herne reframes the I Ching (Book of Changes) from a simple divination tool into a potent instrument for esoteric ritual and spiritual transformation. The Core Thesis : Links specific figures to related gods, spirits,

: Explains the symbolism and history of the I Ching and its shamanic origins.

: Herne explores internal alchemical concepts, such as the union of Ch'ien (Heaven) and K'un (Earth) , representing the transformation of energy within the body.