64 KEYS

An Introductory Guide To The

This is written for the reader who would wish to learn something about that much-touted and allegedly-inscrutable Oriental wisdom to be obtained by study of the martial arts. It is for the philosopher who is curious about the secret inner truth of Kung Fu, but would prefer not to spend seven years in the rice-fields and dojos. It is for the student of Buddhism, of Zen, or Tao, for anyone who would seek the root of wisdom in the philosophies of the ancient Orient.

Is that mysterious Oriental insight still secret, or is it available to all? Yes, it is available, and like all great wisdom when it appears, it is infinitely simple, as simple as water flowing downhill and flame rushing upward, simple as a straw driven through the trunk of a tree by the intense power of the hurricane, as simple as the yielding of the solid rock to the gently insistent pressure of the root. There exists a key, preserved for millennia, but available in the Western world only in the last two centuries. It is an archaic form of Chinese divining called the I Ching, which means The Book of Changes.

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