WELCOME TO MY POETIC VERSION OF CHINESE BOOK OF CHANGE: 'I CHING' WITH SCIENTIFIC YOUTUBE COMMENTARY ANDCIVIL DEFENSE MAGAZINE

With 6 Tosses of 3 Coins...  "Construct six lines to make a key that unlocks the door to you and me and to the things that we can't see" Feel free to... Use my 'I CHING' poetry and artwork CYBER BOOK

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VISITOR COMMENT: "Dear Mr. Morales, to us, the universe is a quantum computer. We found your web page from a dream my mom had this morning with 3 doors & many keys she was carrying.  In our native aboriginal language of Ojibway | Chipewa the word "I-Ching" means to us, "NI-CHING" [ The self that journeys from within ]." According to MIT professor Seth Lloyd, the answer is... "YES. We could be living in the kind of digital world depicted in 'The Matrix', and not even know it."

I CHING ' is the basis for Chinese medicine, Asian martial arts, Feng Shui, computers, and Universal Product Code (UPC). It's "ideograms" may have formed the basis of Chinese, Japanese, and possibly Mesoamerican Olmec writing. Gavin Menzies' world meanderings explains how 1st dynasty Chinese found their way to America. My own 'I Ching' research keeps turning up artifacts and striking evidence of I Ching influence. The Hamitic family branch spread from Mesopotamia and founded all the 1st civilizations in the world: Africa, India ( Dravidians ), Xia (Chinese), Xi (Olmec). I CHING' may have began as a primitive agricultural "almanac" over 3,000 years ago, in Sumeria, with "schools" migrating east and west with evolutionary contributions and commentaries by sages such as the Chinese Philosopher Confucius. Wikipedia has a respectable article on I Ching. Ancient Hebrew high priests used the Urim and Thummim stones to divine the will of God. 'Urim' represents light, or 'yang?', 'Thummim' represent unknown, or 'yin?'. The Sicilian Empedocles (490-430 BC) fielded that everything springs from opposites of " Eros " (Love) and " Eris " (Strife). Ecclesiastes 1:9 says, "What has been will be again. what has been done will be done again. There is nothing new under the sun." implying that everything in the universe is fractal, including time itself. However, the 'I CHING' is about non-rigid time patterning and free will. To "tell" the future is to imply "predestination" which the 'I CHING' does not recognize. The I Ching reads you, speaking to the obvious, and helps you to map your own future. 'I CHING' helps you deal with any question you may have about your not-so-unique situation and quantifies your energy field ("CHI") with the use of 3 coins and the construction of a "Universal Problem Code" which is like the familiar "Universal Product Code" seen on all products. 'I CHING' AND THE "OBSERVER EFFECT": Understanding The Physics of Change. The 'observer effect' refers to situations in science where the act of observing a system has an impact on the system being observed like checking pressure in a tire causes a release of air which, in turn, causes a slight change in the tire pressure. We all know that behavior changes in the presence of a camera. 'I CHING' metaphorically helps you to process issues and realize your place in the present-future construct. THE "OBSERVER EFFECT" allows you observe and therefore effect your own personal "lathe of time" by factoring-in the various aspects of the present. I CHING is science. The observation, identification, description, experimental investigation, and theoretical explanation of phenomena. My own criteria is that phenomena must be mathematically explainable and repeatable. I CHING shares a "cosmic-mind" in the 64 DNA codons and the 64 hexagrams of the 'I CHING'. "Consulting The Book of Change amounts to almost a session with your favorite psychoanalyst". - Biologist Dr. Lyall Watson referring to the weird accuracy of the 'I CHING' in his book SuperNature A "great and singular book." Psychoanalyst Dr. Carl Jung, seems seduced by it in his 'Foreword' to the Wilhelm-Baynes 'I CHING' Edition. "The Chinese Book of Changes: 'I CHING' is unquestionably one of the world's most important books". - Dr. Fritjof Capra, 'The Tao of Physics'

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