An I Ching Gathering for Personal Consultation & Community Practice
with Satya Doyle Byock, MA
Sunday, February 28th
10-11:30 am PST
Gathering will be hosted online.
An access link will be sent 24hrs in advance. Recording will be sent later in the day.
The recording for this salon will expire after 1 week in order to protect confidentiality.
This salon provides space for consultation with Satya on the I Ching and the meaning of individual readings. The group will learn from each response and questions on personal practice. All participants are also invited to engage with one another.
Following some brief remarks, Satya Doyle Byock will begin by guiding all participants through the simple ritual practice of consulting the I Ching. All questions are welcomed as people learn how to use this ancient system of divination. However, the focus of this salon is on responses and community discussion. This salon is primarily for those who already have a basic working knowledge of how to consult the I Ching.
While Satya will not be teaching the mechanics of how to use the I Ching, she’ll provide insights into the greater nuance on best practices for consultation as well as how to receive its guidance.
There will be plenty of space for questions and answers to make sure everyone is finding their way.
Recordings: Given the focus on personal sharing in these salons, recordings will only be available for one week following the live gathering for those unable to attend live.
If you have yet to learn the basics of consulting the I Ching, you can purchase the recording of Satya’s salon on “How to Use the I Ching”, which makes this material accessible and prepares you for these community gatherings.
Materials: You’ll want your journal/notebook, copies of the I Ching, and three pennies for practice. Satya encourages all registrants to purchase at least one or two translations of the I Ching, if you don’t already own one.
About Satya Doyle Byock
Satya Doyle Byock is the founder and Director of The Salome Institute. She is a psychotherapist in private practice and the owner of Quarterlife, a depth psychological resource for people in the first half of adulthood. Her book on Quarterlife is forthcoming from Random House in 2022. Satya was previously on staff at the Philemon Foundation, which publishes Jung's unpublished archives, including The Red Book and The Black Books. She has twenty years of practice with The I Ching and dreamwork. Her writing has been published in The Utne Reader, goop, Oregon Humanities Magazine, and the Jungian journal Psychological Perspectives. Her article “Salome: the Antidote” was awarded the Cambridge Jung Circle Essay prize in 2019. She has been interviewed for her work on the goop podcast and elsewhere, and has “mini-therapy” recordings available through the Simple Habit meditation app.
Register:
Scholarships: If finances would prevent you from joining us, please send an email with a short note. No questions asked. We would love for you to be able to join.
Online Attendance: A Zoom link for this salon will be emailed to all registrants within 24 hours of the event, or immediately if you are purchasing the day-of. Household members are welcome to join for the single login.
Recordings: Recordings of events will be password protected and emailed to all registrants within 24hours of event.
Recording Expires: As this is an interactive gathering with personal information, the recording will expire after just one week. If you register but are unable to attend live for some reason, you will have one week to access the salon recording.