How to Use the I Ching for Individual & Collective Guidance
Instruction for Beginner’s
with Satya Doyle Byock, MA
Sunday, November 15th
10-12pm PST /
Salon will be hosted online.
Access link is shared with registrants 24hrs before event & a recording is shared within 24hrs following.
Have you been curious about The I Ching? Have you wanted to learn how (and when) to “throw” the I Ching on your own?
The I Ching is an ancient book of wisdom and the world’s oldest oracular tradition to which many people still look for guidance.
In this two hour salon, Salome Institute Director, Satya Doyle Byock, will offer an introduction to the use of the I Ching for daily life and social practice. This book of 64 Hexagrams can be used to support self-knowledge, the development of consciousness, and “right practice” in a struggling society.
Use it in your own life for inquiry around big and small life decisions, insight into personal relationships, and guidance on responding to collective suffering.
After the initial “how to” presentation in the live salon, approximately one hour, there will be ample time for questions and discussion.
Registration includes the video recording mailed within 24 hours of the live salon. The recording will be evergreen, available for continued consultation into the future.
Satya encourages all registrants to purchase one or two translations of the I Ching soon, if you don’t already own your own copy. Her favorites for beginners are the R.L. Wing “Workbook” or Stephen Karcher’s “Total I Ching.”
About Satya Doyle Byock, MA
Satya Doyle Byock is the founder and director of The Salome Institute. She is a psychotherapist in private practice and founder of Quarterlife, a Jungian psychotherapy practice and resource center focused on people in the first half of adulthood. Satya was previously on staff at the Philemon Foundation, which exists to publish Jung's unpublished archives, including The Red Book. Her writing has been published in The Utne Reader, Oregon Humanities Magazine, goop, Psychological Perspectives, and elsewhere. Her book on Quarterlife is forthcoming from Random House in 2021.
Register:
Satya Doyle Byock teaches the mechanics of the I Ching for daily practice. In this “how to” salon Satya recommends various translations and explores the connection between the I Ching and what Carl Jung called the transcendent function.
Upon purchase, you will receive an email with the private link to the recording to stream as well as supplementary materials for self-study.
The recording is 2.5hrs long — approx 1 hr of lecture and 1.5hours of questions and group practice.
(Live Salon was on November 15, 202)
This recording is for streaming and cannot be downloaded.
Online Attendance: A Zoom link for this salon will be emailed to all registrants within 24 hours of the event.
Recordings: A recording of this salon will be password protected and emailed to all registrants within 24 hours of event.
Scholarships & Discounts: If finances would prevent you from joining us, please send an email with a short note. No questions asked.
To make the most of this salon, you’ll want to have:
One (or more) translations of The I Ching — If you don’t have a translation on hand, you can use online resources! A journal & pen/pencil, and three pennies.