A few weeks after a completing a rite of passage pilgrimage to the Maya pyramids and ceremonial centers of Mexico in March of 1995, I began a transforA few weeks after a completing a rite of passage pilgrimage to the Maya pyramids and ceremonial centers of Mexico in March of 1995, I began a transformational journey into the philosophy, symbolism and rhythmic code of the I Ching. My experiences in Mexico inspired me to begin writing my second book, "I Ching: The Tao of Drumming." Immersing myself in a writing project was my way to get over the post-vacation blues. It took me nearly two years to complete the book; it was the most challenging work I have ever done. Early on, I lost the entire manuscript when my word processor crashed. I didn't have a backup copy, so I had to start over again from scratch. I almost gave up at that point. However, my obsession with the I Ching and its rhythm archetypes spurred me on.
"A Guide to the I Ching" by Carol K. Anthony was invaluable to my research. With its acclaimed status as a classic in its own right, this transformative guide has become an indispensable companion for both seasoned practitioners and complete novices of the I Ching. Drawing from Anthony's profound understanding and meticulously crafted notes spanning many years, this book has become a trusted ally. What truly sets this guide apart is the author's intuitive ability to resonate with readers, mirroring their innermost thoughts and feelings. In doing so, Anthony effortlessly guides readers towards achieving resonance with the eternal Tao--the way of the Universe....more
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