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Our writing on other platforms

We write about I Ching practice on our own blog, and we also publish on Medium and Blogspot. The articles below live on those platforms. They are the same kind of writing: how to cast, how to read moving lines, how to ask a question you can actually answer. If you want to cite one of them, the link takes you to the original.

Articles

  • The Re-Roll Button and the Oldest Rule in the BookMedium, October 2026
  • Dynamic Lines, Plain Answers: Six Questions People Actually AskThe Changes Reader, October 2026
  • I Ching on a Budget: What a Free Reading Actually Gives You (and What It Doesn’t)Medium, October 2026

Where else we publish

  • Medium, @thomaszjames10Articles on casting, moving lines, and asking a plain question.
  • The Changes ReaderLonger notes on the text and on reading a hexagram line by line.

On this site

The free casting tool is on the home page, and the method is written out step by step inhow it works. Two posts cover the questions these articles start from:coins, yarrow stalks, or online casting, andwhat moving lines mean in a reading.

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