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Electronic Oracle!!! I-Chinger(TM)... Ask Your Questions... Outcome?

HELP

Buttons - Quick Reference
Operating Instructions
I-Chinger Diary
Hexgram Names
Hints for Use
Color Calculation
Orbital Ring Pendulum

Buttons - Quick Reference

INSTANT - Gives a quick answer to your question. Press "Instant" twice.

PENDULUM - Uses dowsing technique to divine information specific to your question.

Move finger across colors. When it sticks on a color, lift up finger.

6 INPUTS - Repeat for a total of six times to obtain your answer.

18 INPUTS - Repeat for a total of eighteen times to obtain your answer.

An option button to simulate the 18 coin tosses to produce two hexagrams, present and future. This is the most precise method of divining an answer to your question.

Operating Instructions

1. Ask your question

2. Press "INSTANT" 2 times

3. View answer

4. Or press "PENDULUM" (see NOTE1)

5. Place your finger on the "ORBITAL RING PENDULUM™"

(A) "ORBITAL RING PENDULUM™" will automatically record your input.

Move finger across colors. When it sticks on a color, lift up finger.

(B) Repeat 5 times (or 17 times if PENDULUM was selected)

(C) View Answer

NOTE1: For greater pendulum sensitivity, after pressing the "PENDULUM" button, press the 18 INPUTS option button to increase the sensitivity of the pendulum from from 6 to 18 inputs per question.

NOTE2: To use coins instead of the pendulum, Select 18 inputs; assign "0" to Tails and "1" to Heads; press 0 or 1 buttons.

I-Chinger™ Diary

Available FREE at the Apple App Store

Print off Diary Page and record:

Expected Result
I-Chinger's Forecasted Result
Actual Result

If your Expected Result is more accurate than the I-Chinger™, then do not use the I-Chinger™ for that catagory of question. Once the Expected Result, I-Chinger's Forecasted Result and the Actual Result are the same, your intuition has been "tuned" for that specific category of question, you will not need the I-Chinger™ for those types of questions.

Hexagram Names

1. The Creative

2. The Receptive

3. Difficulty at the Beginning

4. Youthful Folly

5. Waiting

6. Conflict

7. The Army

8. Holding Together

9. The Taming Power of the Small

10. Treading

11. Peace

12. Standstill

13. Fellowship with Men

14. Possession in Great Measure

15. Modesty

16. Enthusiasm

17. Following

18. Work on What has Been Spoiled

19. Approach

20. Contemplation

21. Biting Through

22. Grace

23. Splitting Apart

24. Return

25. Innocence

26. The Taming Power of the Great

27. The Corners of the Mouth

28. Preponderance of the Great

29. The Abysmal

30. The Clinging, Fire

31. Influence

32. Duration

33. Retreat

34. The Power of the Great

35. Progress

36. Darkening of the Light

37. The Family

38. Opposition

39. Obstruction

40. Deliverance

41. Decrease

42. Increase

43. Breakthrough

44. Coming to Meet

45. Gathering Together

46. Pushing Upward

47. Oppression

48. The Well

49. Revolution

50. The Cauldron

51. The Arousing

52. Keeping Still

53. Development

54. The Marrying Maiden

55. Abundance

56. The Wanderer

57. The Gentle

58. The Joyous

59. Dispersion

60. Limitation

61. Inner Truth

62. Preponderance of the Small

63. After Completion

64. Before Completion

Hints for Use

I-CHINGER - HINTS ON ASKING QUESTIONS

1. Start with your mind in a state of relaxed concentration on your question.

2. Ask about only those things/experiences that you want. Don't ask, "Should I do this?". Ask, "What is the outcome if I select this option?" or "What is the outcome if I do nothing?".

3. Avoid complex questions on such subjects as real estate, future employment, sources of investment, marketing, or the timing of an event. The I-Ching assumes that anyone else involved in the question is equally interested in the result that the questioner desires.

4. Read the I-Ching wisdom for the resulting hexagram(s) by looking up the number(s) received in the classic Wilhelm/Baynes translation (Princeton University Press) or a text such as the Illustrated I-Ching by R. L. Wing (Doubleday Books).

5. The more practice the questioner has using the "Orbital Ring Pendulum" the more accurate will be the results.

6. Use common sense. Don't ask about doing something you don't have the interest, talent, training, time, or power to do.

Color Calculation

I-CHINGER™ - COLOR CALCULATION: The advantage of the "I-CHINGER™" is that the hexagrams are color-coded in the internal programming based on their action significance. For example, #1, the Creative, is coded green ("GO"); #2, the Receptive, is coded blue ("GRADUAL"); #20, Contemplation is coded yellow ("CHANGE"); #52, Keeping Still, is coded red ("STOP"). The change lines for each hexagram are coded: +, -, 0 (Neutral). The program logic takes all these variables into acount when arriving at a summary color. Long-time I-Ching fans will understand the clarity this color coding system brings to the interpretation of divergent hexagrams and obscure change lines.

Orbital Ring Pendulum

ORBITAL RING PENDULUM

Pendulums and divining rods are familiar to many as tools of dowsers used in locating water wells. In France, Abbe' Mermet was the recognized master dowser who became famous for extending the usefulness of the pendulum from the search for water to locating oil and other minerals. Abbe' Mermet also demonstrated the practical use of maps as "witnesses" of remote geographical sites instead of visiting the site in person. In England, dowsing is called radiesthesia. Practitioners of radiesthesia have successfully expanded the scope of the pendulum into the area of question and answer techniques for any subject. Itzhak Bentov in his book Stalking the Wild Pendulum states that the pendulum works because it can readily change state, that is, from motion to rest (stopped) based on the concept of an energy-based (on/off) "blinking" universe which allows for change and growth complemented by stability and form. Bentov states that an orbital pointer will function as well as a pendulum suspended on a string.