Total I Ching: Myths For Change, 2005

Called “beautiful, liberating, potent and inspiring”, Total I Ching presents a new way of understanding and using I Ching that makes “previous translations feel cramped by comparison.” There is a good Portuguese translation available.

Symbols of Love: I Ching for Lovers, Friends and Relationships, 2005

A version of my basic translation oriented towards the vida amorosa of relationship with symbolic reflections and meditative practices directly attached to the hexagrams. There is a beautiful Spanish translation available.

Essential Shiatsu 2003

Written with a Japanese Master, it examines the Eight Extraordinary Meridians so important in times of intense change and relates the practice of Shiatsu to the divinatory moment and the philosophical background of Change

The Kuan Yin Oracle: The Voice of the Goddess of Compassion, 2003

Directly usable translation of a 19th century temple oracle, with divinatory background and a long and loving look at the traditions of this great Bodhisattva who “hears the cries of the world.” First published in 2001 as a quite elegant Kit. Translated into several languages, including Chinese and Indonesian.

The I Ching Kit, 1999

First produced for Barnes and Noble, the I Ching Kit contains the texts of what is now I Ching Plain and Simple plus coins, yarrow stalks and a recording pad. All the Tools You Need to Work With the Oracle of Change

New Perspectives: I Ching, 2000

A stripped to the bones version of How to Use the I Ching for those who value concision at all costs.

Ta Chuan the Great Treatise, 2005

A beautiful and revolutionary translation of the most significant Chinese commentary on “making Change a part of your life” that strips away moralistic interpretations. First published in 2002. Elegantly illustrated.

The I Ching Plain and Simple, 2004

Contains clear translations and instructions for use and a vocabulary of basic ideas that make it “probably the best introductory book on the market.” This is a reprint of How to Use the I Ching, Element 1997. Much translated.

Illustrated Encyclopedia of Divination, 2002

An authoritative and lavishly illustrated guide to the historical and cultural record of the ways we imagine and interact with our destiny, with practical instructions on the use of various divinatory systems. First published in 1997, several translations.

I Ching: Classic Chinese Oracle of Change, 2002

A revision and clarification of the 1994 Eranos translation published with Rudolf Ritsema. Based on five years of user feedback, it makes that “epoch-making” book much more accessible to the user.  Contains the first western language Concordance to the texts. (Vega Edition, currently out of print)

Way of the I Ching, 2002

This excellent little book presents basic images from the Classic Chinese Oracle of Change in an intelligent, direct and user-friendly way. A reprint of the 1995 Elements of the I Ching. Much translated.