Host Natasha Levinger and her co-host/husband/producer, Brett are excited to welcome back queer mystic, astrologer, energy healer, Jonathan Koe, to talk about The I Ching.

In this episode, they discuss:

• We're back! Is there anybody still here?
• Natasha has loved the I Ching since she was a teenager
• Jonathan started their practice a few years ago after a very powerful reading
• The gates in Human Design are inspired by the I Ching
• A variety of ways to approach the I Ching
• Because the I Ching is essentially bibliomancy, it makes itself very accessible
• Allowing your own knowing to come into your work with the I Ching
• When looking for "signs" is a desire to connect with the universe, and when it's a
• subordination of self
• Investigating your biases before you formulate your question for the I Ching
• The intelligence of the built-in slowness of querying the I Ching
• The best emotional place to begin casting from
• How the I Ching can connect you to your own power
• Approaching your time with the I Ching like being with a master or a teacher
• Connection to the divine through the I Ching
• A brief overview of the structure of the I Ching
• The I Ching is known as The Book of Change
• Natasha and Jonathan both find the I Ching very soothing, but also bossy
• The effect of the translator on English version of the I Ching
• Ending with a card reading for the week ahead
• And more!

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Jonathan Koe's info:

• Healing the Spirit podcast
• Jonathan's substack for Healing the Spirit
• Jonathan's website: https://www.jonathankoe.com

Getting to Know Woo is a podcast dedicated to dispelling the rhetoric that so-called "woo-woo" practices such as energy work, energy healing, inner child healing, chakra clearing, and more are impractical and ineffective, and instead are pragmatic, transformative, and powerful.