Living Change I Ching Podcast

Well, I'm still getting the hang of my new microphone (I hope), and recovering some voice after the seasonal cold, and experimenting with recording without a script... not sure about the merits of that one... but anyway, here's podcast 4. The question this time was about opening the channel for a reading - how to create space and allow the message to be heard. (Part of the preparation for the 'Opening Space for Change' event.) Yi's response: 59.1.2 changing to 42, which made for a much longer recording. The promised second half will be in the Jewelbox for Change Circle members within the next couple of days. Comments very, very welcome. (Too long? Too hesitant? Too close to the microphone? ;) ) Click here to download the mp3.

Here's the latest Living Change for you to download, with a reading on how to nurture creativity. Please comment! (I'm especially interested in thoughts on practical ways to respond to the reading.) Download mp3 Change Circle members will find the promised interview in the members area. I'm aware that this business of downloading two files from two different sources isn't ideal; I've an idea of the geeky solution for this, and I'll implement it as soon as I can.

Here's the second episode - shorter than I'd intended, but it's here. Today's reading is about money, and came out rather more topical than I'd planned. I hope you enjoy; please comment to your heart's content. Links mentioned in the audio: The music is from here; Change Circle is here (or if you've already joined, the Reading Circle forum is here); the quotation from LiSe comes from here. Download mp3.

Here it is... I Ching podcast, episode 1. In future I'd like to add more sections to this - some interviews, feedback, shared experiences, maybe even some music like a real, grown-up podcast. Some of the more in-depth stuff will be for Change Circle members only, but there'll always be a free part, too. At the moment, after all the planning, divining, thinking and recording and editing and geekery, it seems quite odd that the result is less than 15 minutes long. Still - it makes sense to start small and grow rather than starting huge and dwindling away, doesn't it? Also, Yi was helpful enough to give me an unchanging hexagram for my first 'living change' reading: Question: Yi, what do we need to know about holding a living connection to source and meaning?Answer... ...well, what single hexagram would you imagine might answer that one? It wasn't in the least what I expected, but the more time I spend with the reading the more it moves me. (You know how that works.) Have a listen; let me know what you