Feng Shui, IChing, Chakkras, Zodiac Pg. 4

This workbook will help you keep an accurate record of every reading you do as well as the results you experience. As the years pass, you will be able to look back over your workbook to gain invalualble progress. (2005) 335pp

The Book of Changes holds that all functions of the universe come from nature. It is a logical system using Gougu Theorem asthe pivot and time and space to unify all things in the universe in terms of their function. (2006) 303pp

The 64 hexagrams and their traditional commentaries are well-explained with illustrations. The Chinese text has been written by leading calligraphers. - By Li Yan. (1997) 448pp of illustrations.

Learn exactly how the moon influences your world with this essential day-by-day guide. Discover the best time to sow & best time to plant out, best time to harvest & how to get better, healthier crops from your garden & allotment. (2009) 112pp

Based on the theory of TCM, this book gives a detailed introduction to discovery of diseases of human body,either existing already or to be developed,by observing human face,chest,torso,limbs, etc., - By Liu Bangming. Trans. by Wang Tai (2002) 208pages

Complete with meditations and mantras to accompany each chakra,this book will allow the serious students of yoga to realizea previously unimagined level of enlightenment in which they are one with the supreme consciousness. Colour ill.(1999) 342pp

Fully illustrated systematic course for home study designed for anyone who wants to put feng-shui to personal use. - By Eva Wong. (2001) 393pp

Most of the material in this book is based on workshops on the I Ching and related subjects that the author has taught over the past 10 years and is perhaps the best medical I Ching literature introduced to the West. - ByMiki Shima (2005) 244 pp

This is the first book to bring the complete Taoist teachings on form, structure, and symbol in the I Ching to a Western audience. - By A. Huang. (2000) 186pp