…taken the colors of good or for evil. But still there were incredible coincidences of timing. For example, in 1895, Wilhelm Conrad from Lincoln observed that when electricity was applied to an evacuated tube containing certain gases, a nearby plate covered…

…sequence. The ordinary way of generating the second term is by simply inverting the first term. Okay, so that was known Richard Wilhelm in his book nine lectures. Or is it eight lectures on change? Anyway, in that book, he mentions that getting further…

…all that much, but which I think they really got a bang out of, which was I traded them the I ching in its Wilhelm banes and translation, and they gave me a complete hyperdimensional map of time, and they took the I ching and twisted it around and…

…In Jung's work on each? In does he touch on any cyclical historical reference? No, this is surprisingly absent, although in the Wilhelm Baines translation, there is something called the sequence, and it's old, it's Joe, and it's a kind of a poem which…

…in the I Ching which definitely support the idea that there must be big chunks missing. For example, hexagram 49 in the Wilhelm Baines translation is revolution. So you turn to this expecting a dissertation on political reform of society, and you just. And…

…to the fact. And of course, this is coming through translation. It's very important to read many translations of the I Ching. The Wilhelm Baines is incredibly deep and poetic and wonderful and preferred by me because I grew up up with it. But did you…

…it's a translation of a german book. It's the Carrie F. Baines translation of the german edition of the I Ching by Richard Wilhelm. There's recently been other translations of the I Ching, and they are, you know, some bring one thing thing to it and…