The Inner Structure of the I Ching - The Book of Transformations Lama Anagarika Govinda
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The Inner Structure of the I Ching: The Book of Transformations by Lama Anagarika Govinda offers an in-depth, structural analysis of the I Ching rather than just a translation. Govinda, a noted scholar of Tibetan Buddhism, explores the trigrams, hexagrams, and their permutations, utilizing charts and geometric designs to reveal the underlying relationships and philosophical roots in Taoist and Confucian thought.
Published: Weatherhill, New York 1981
Condition: Good, but dust jacket rather worn, slightly torn and with a small piece missing from the back right hand corner. Binding firm, pages clean and unmarked.
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