- The I Ching translated by Richard
Wilhelm
http://www.religiousworlds.com/dao/ichingtx.html
[A simple HTML version of the Wilhelm translation.]
- I Ching
Lexicon
http://cartershanklin.com/ching/DEFAULT.HTM
[Self-description of the site: "This site is a study aid for the I
Ching. It will be of interest mostly to intermediate- to-advanced
students of the text. The basic structure of this web starts from the
Hexagram square, where each Hexagram (diagram with 6 lines) links to
the complete text associated with that hexagram. From the text, every
Chinese character links to its definition, where related information
such as radical, stroke count, tone, Pinyin, and sometimes comparative
English translations."]
- The I Ching on the
Net
http://www.pacificcoast.net/~wh/Index.html
[The most current and best English-language source for translations,
commentaries, and other links relating to the I Ching. Links to the
text in Chinese are included as well, with instructions on how to set
your web browser to display the characters. The site is maintained by
Gregory Whincup from Pacific Coast Net in Victoria, British Columbia.
He is the author of Rediscovering the I Ching (St. Martin's
Press, 1996).]
- I Ching Links
www.onlineclarity.co.uk/i-ching-sites.php
[A variety of resources to help appreciate the I Ching "with clarity."]
- Original I
Ching: A Self-Awareness Practice
http://ordinarium.com/
[A creative method of using the hexagrams "to explore the way our
minds work." that was developed by Dan Stackhouse.]
- I Ching Divination
Software
[Some examples are linked from the Commercial
Ventures subpage here, and others are linked from the I Ching on the
Net site.]
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