I Ching: Book of Changes

Excellent app. Great functionality. Simple. Well designed. Option to make journal entries on each consult.

Awesome fairly polished app. One request though is when i exit the app to run in the background (like if i am looking up a word up in the dictionary) if i go back into the app my page scrolls back to the top and I spend longer finding the paragraph. Thanks

Brian Browne Walker's translation is inspired and full of insight even for those deeply experienced in the I Ching. The app is easy to use.

Excellent Tao based narrative and description of changing lines . A really practical tool for everyday guidance towards being a better person Easy intuitive app Good stuff!

Accurate and accessible.

A profoundly beautiful interpretation that is also crystal clear in its recommendations, all complemented by powerful quotes from Wu Wei. Brown’s translation also brilliantly makes the text more accessible for modern readers while perfectly preserving its timeless essence. While I will always hold dear the Wilhelm-Baynes version I discovered as a teenager, I use this one all the time now. Bryan Brown, your understanding of the I Ching is a gift and a transmission.

Alright already, nobody’s perfect. Except that sage who one can only hope to emulate. Thanks, how this interface functions is of course what the great mystery is all about. Absolutely uncanny I can’t thank you enough for the insight that seems never to fail to amaze.

As a person who has read more than a dozen versions and translations of the I Ching, it’s a great benefit to me to have this iPhone version at my fingertips. With gratitude and humility to Brian Walker and the great effort and scholarly work he’s done, I encourage all to benefit from he wisdom and value in this volume. Easy to use, easy to save and sometimes life-shifting.

I’ve read I Ching for decades. This version is easy to use, and a nice translation. I can save easily to journal. I recommend!

While the original text is good, options for saving entries is rigid and makes saving hexagrams in the journal impossible. But I’ll continue using it because the competition is worse.