Some problems can't be solved; you simply have to wait until you outgrow them. That Jungian theme came to mind as I read Hexagram 23: Splitting Apart of the I Ching, our hexagram host for this next week of Taurus.…
I had the honor of attending eight hours of virtual instruction from John Beebe about psychological types. This was part of the training for the Jungian Studies Program at the Jung Institute of Chicago. I have written many posts about…
It couldn't possibly get more earthy and Taurus-y than Hexagram 2: Earth (The Receptive), our hexagram host for this next week. The opposite of Hexagram 2 is Hexagram 1: The Creative, directly across the zodiacal wheel from Taurus in Scorpio.…
Isn't it nice to have cosmic permission to pause during this busy zodiacal spring and return to one's center? After that Aries eclipse and Jupiter-Uranus conjunction, whew, I'm ready for some rest! Hexagram 24: Return (The Turning Point) from the…
The words you speak are like food - they go out into the collective stream and nourish others. You draw nourishment from this same stream and therefore need to be discriminating about what you ingest. Hexagram 27 of the I…