The Elven Book of Changes: A Magical Interpretation of the I Ching

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The Elven Book of Changes is an interpretation of the I Ching, an ancient Taoist oracle with commentaries by Confucius, and is written without gender bias. It is written with a Depth Psychology orientation, with the Jungian laws of synchronicity observed and explained in terms of cause and affect in one's life related to the work of a magician.

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