Tiger Leaps the Abyss
Of our recent explorations of the Bagua and the Book of Changes there is one Trigram which is most significant to A Tiger’s Tale; number 6 Kan after which the main character has been named.
Chen: The Thunder of The Bagua
Chen ☳ the powerful voice of heaven. is the trigram represents the arousing and shaking, what disturbs and unsettles, and therefore what triggers change.
Kung Fu Secrets: The Bagua & The Book of Changes
What are the “eight changes” (八卦 – also pa kua)? Along with the five elements, this eight changes, more commonly known as the “Bagua” form the basis of nearly all Chinese metaphysical systems, especially the I Ching (or Yijing), the oracle book.
Order your Copy for the Holidays!
Now’s your chance! Copies of A Tiger’s Tale volume 1 are now available for purchase & can be shipped to you in time to make a great gift!
Meditation 3: CROSSING A RIVER
Part 3 in a series of poetic reviews drawn from the characters and events depicted in A Tiger’s Tale volume one.
First Meditation: Tamo
A review like no other. A written meditation on Tamo – a book review of A Tiger’s Tale volume 1.