When the so-called End of the World date December 21, 2012 according to the Mayan Calendar passed peacefully, it gives some people quite a room for thinking and rethinking. What does the End of the World mean indeed? Will a day like that come to us for the real? If the answer is NO, then why does the Bible say that it is for the real in black and white, that is the day when Jesus comes the second time? If the answer is YES, then why so many people "crying wolves" have found themselves to be wrong? This demands us to face the music and seek the true answer. This book is published to provide readers "another kind" of thinking for this issue so that we have a better and deeper understanding of "the Last Days" talked in the Bible, from the perspective of the ancient Chinese culture. After we published Taichuan Tongs' six-book "End Time Series" by the Christmas of the year 2011, we met a special reader who showed such a great interest in the six books that he started to share his feedback and inspired reflections and research for many issues on one of our websites at 1459919.NET using the pen name Lot Tertius. Maybe our six books had renewed his understandings of the Bible and his wholistic view and vision of other things outside the Bible, he contacted us and expressed his need to reform his past understandings of "I Ching," the one ancient Chinese writing that is considered to be the book of all other books among Chinese speaking people. To our surprise, this reader of our six-book "End Time Series" finished the manuscript of this new book in only two months. The original manuscript was named "Use the Bible to Crack Open I Ching." To be consistent with our six books, we talked to the author and he agreed to change the name to the current one: "Cracking the End Time Code in I Ching with the Bible: Does the Book of Change Contain Biblical Messages?" After reading the manuscript of this book, we found that its perspective is unique and its flow of thoughts is sound. It shows that the author has a deep and wide understanding of the Bible and because of this he has a better and special understanding of the ancient Chinese book "I Ching" from a higher level than other views, past and present. In a sense, this book confirms an important concept in our original six books: Because Christians establish a very personal relationship with God through the person of Jesus, they not only recognize all laws in God's physical creation (the Nature), they also view God as a person who fellowship with them on daily basis. As for non-Christians, because they do not accept God as a person, they only see God as natural laws, governing all things. Through the publishing of this book, we believe that you will find the laws and principles in the Bible are not in conflict with those hidden in I Ching, rather they agree to each other in many ways. Based on this objective comparison between the Bible and I Ching, we believe that all will see the open heart of the Father: He does not want even one to perish in this world but to be saved through the only mediator, Jesus, and to receive the better resurrection that is appointed for everyone.

Enter the transformational world of the Three Sisters of the Tao - Chinese Medicine, I Ching and Feng Shui - with best-selling author Terah Kathryn Collins as she chronicles their sagacious counsel on how to sustain - or regain - the Way of the Heart. Terah's provocative dialogues with each Sister draw you into the intimacy of their inner circle, each conversation a journey into the essence of a heart-centred life. Chinese Medicine restores tranquillity with her calming presence; illuminates your vital connection with Heaven and Earth; and opens new pathways of inspiration, sensuality, and creativity. I Ching calls forth the full expression of your true self, harmonises the union of your heart and mind, and reveals the unseen world of loving help. Feng Shui imbues your surroundings with rhythmic resonance, opening you to the living symphony of sacred space - your abode within the greater matrix of environmental harmony. Filled with helpful guidance and direction, this enchanting book also includes 22 Essential Pearls, meditations, and introspective activities inviting you to dive deep into your true self; embrace your creative genius; and dance with the Sisters on a path paved with serenity, kindness, and pleasure. There is a timeless quality, easy to recognise. You can feel it. The Tao, the Way, is permeated with love.

Sourced from common roots of ancient Chinese (I Ching) and pre-Hispanic Mesoamerican tradition, this easy-to-use new resource distils and updates ancient, archetypal lessons for motivation, hope, and practical guidance in modern life-situations. Symbolic indigenous images and lucid text energise, harmonise, and integrate the inquirer's feminine and masculine natures -- providing an accessible, refreshing alternative to the masculine/aristocratic biases of previous I Chings. The new sequence of hexagrams is specifically designed to help individuals cultivate wise inner responses to circumstances beyond their control. For readers of Toltec Wisdom that have responded so enthusiastically to books like The Four Agreements and to the idea of spirit warriors as in Dan Millman's Peaceful Warrior, this hands-on oracle will be a welcome addition. In these uncertain times, it will be a helpful tool to many seeking inner guidance and understanding.

For the Chinese, the destiny of each individual and the cosmos have always been inextricably linked, and for two thousand years the Yijing, or the Book of Change, has exercised the best minds in the Orient. Richard Bertschinger, author of The Secret of Everlasting Life (the first translation of The Can Tong Qi), has worked from the classical commentaries to make a fresh and up-to-date translation for the modern world. Marriage, business ventures, journeys, military ventures, disputes, world affairs, personal problems, health or money issues, all are grist for the mill of the Book of Change. Through pondering the lines, studying their poetry, and devoting ourselves to its meaning, the heart of the ancients is clear. We pick up perhaps in a way we never could have conceived of, how to guide and direct our lives. With an introduction that explains the underlying structure and philosophy of the Book of Change, as well as its history, and a detailed explanation of how to throw the yarrow sticks, or the coins, the novice reader is given everything they need to take their first steps in consulting the ancient oracle, and those already familiar with established translations will find this fresh translation from the original texts clear and illuminating.

Wilhelm frequently wrote and lectured on the Book of Changes, supplying guidelines to its ideas and ways of thinking. Collected here are four lectures he gave between 1926 and 1929. The lectures are significant not only for what they reveal about Chinese tradition and culture, but also for their reflections of the scholarly and cultural milieu prevalent in Germany during that time. Originally published in 1979. The Princeton Legacy Library uses the latest print-on-demand technology to again make available previously out-of-print books from the distinguished backlist of Princeton University Press. These editions preserve the original texts of these important books while presenting them in durable paperback and hardcover editions. The goal of the Princeton Legacy Library is to vastly increase access to the rich scholarly heritage found in the thousands of books published by Princeton University Press since its founding in 1905.