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I Ching & The Human Body 2014 Class Two
Wilhelm/Baynes edition of the I Ching.
2014 Class Two: Please study this page with Audio Lecture - ICHB 2014 2 Part 1.MP3
"W I N G S"
The Book of Changes is a work that represents thousands of years of slow organic growth, and that can be assimilated only through prolonged reflection and meditation. And in the course of this, the apparent repetition serves constantly to open up new perspectives. The material presented in the second portion of our translation consists chiefly of what has come to be known as the Ten Wings. These ten wings, or expositions, contain in substance the oldest commentary literatures relating to the Book of Changes. ~ From the Introduction to Part II, Wilhelm/Baynes I Ching, pg. 256.
H e x a g r a m a s A r c h e t y p e
2014 Class Two, Part 2: Please study this page with Audio Lecture - ICHB 2014 2 Part 2.MP3
Archetype: ORIGIN mid 16th cent.: via Latin from Greek arkhetupon ‘something molded first as a model,’ from arkhe- ‘primitive’ + tupos ‘a model.’
Mutation: ORIGIN late Middle English : from Latin mutatio(n-), from mutare ‘to change.’
Transmutation: ORIGIN late Middle English : from Latin transmutare, from trans- ‘across’ + mutare ‘to change.’
Alchemy: ORIGIN late Middle English : via Old French and medieval Latin from Arabic alkīmiyā ', from al ‘the’ + kīmiyā ' (from Greek khēmia, khēmeia ‘art of transmuting metals’ ).
Tantra: ORIGIN Sanskrit, literally ‘loom, groundwork, doctrine,’ from tan ‘stretch.’
I Ching & The Human Body 2014: An On-line Class with Bill Scheffel
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