Graphic taken from:
www.tortuga.com/science/DNA/1.html
From the same site:
"The Law of Time is the union of art, science, and spirituality.
The harmony manifested by time as cosmos - which literally means "order" - gives rise to the great and simple formulation of the Law of Time: T(E) = Art; Energy factored by Time equals Art. This means that energy, any manifestation of the physical three-dimensional world, possesses order and is in harmony with its environment because it is factored by time.
This brief web tutorial describes DNA and how it pertains to the Chinese I Ching and the Law of Time."
There you will find a basic tutorial on the crossing of the Iching and the Genome.
Other list of resources:
pacificcoast.net/~wh/Index.html
You know how much I like this examples on the universal interconnectedness (in sister Eppie´s words) of everything... =)
Btw, in this fragment of a long conversation we discussed things much related to this topic. I recommend the reading. For me it has been a wonderful exchange.
Welcome your contributions here!
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Eris23 [forever oldskool] 95 months ago | reply
And the 64 also equals 23...
Shiki [deleted] 95 months ago | reply
Hope you enjoy this, Gi!
" . . . (among Europeans) the beauty of Buildings and Planting is placed chiefly in some Proportions, Symmetries and Uniformities; our walks and our trees ranged so as they answer one another, and at exact Distances. The Chinese scorn this way of planting and say a boy, that can tell an hundred, may plant walks of trees in strait lines, and over against one another, and to what length and extent he pleases. But their greatest reach of imagination is employed in contriving figures where the beauty shall be great, and strike the eye without any order of disposition of parts, that shall be commonly or easily observed . . . We have hardly any notion of this sort of Beauty . . . The Chinese have a particular word to express [it]-Sharawadgi."
This passage is from an essay on gardens written in 1685 by the English diplomat Sir William Temple.
Article continues at: home.sina.com/sinorama/0997/english/1_3.html
Eppie 95 months ago | reply
Very interesting, that, about the connection between the i ching and DNA. (There is also a connection between the Kabbalah and DNA coding too, by the way, but I won't gt into that here or now, especially as I am not an authority on these sort of things.) I have to check out this link as soon as I can (driven by curiosity) as it is on my wavelength, I believe.
This all reminds me of the work I did a long time ago at an organizational (management and leadership) systems consulting company. Some of their work was connected to the i ching and I remember making drawings connecting the i ching to organizational revitalization... But it is so long ago and my drawings remain in their archives and my memory fails me... Thanks so much for reawakening my interest in this sort of a thing again.
Hugs!!!
TheAlieness GiselaGiardino²³ 94 months ago | reply
Shiki! Yours is another excellent example of how the ancients got a wisdom that *still today* occident surprises about.
We have hardly any notion of this sort of Beauty...
Thank you for contributing with this. I certainly didn´t know about this (you see, my name is "giardino" but I know nothing on gardens... ;-). Completely new to me.
Eppie, I´d love to see those drawings you made. A pitty you don´t have them. You are right, this is on your same wavelength, and for what I have been reading further (from when I posted this) there are stricking connections between my readings on the Law of Time / 13 Moon Calendar and your book and writings on Light.
HUGS TO YOU!
sautdeau [deleted] 94 months ago | reply
works for me
LOStLEO [deleted] 91 months ago | reply
Remind me a little bit the sign of Dharma corporation
Colin Purrington 90 months ago | reply
That's odd. I just used a similar image for my lecture tomorrow. It's so much better than the boring tabular version of the universal code.
TheAlieness GiselaGiardino²³ 90 months ago | reply
How did the lecture went?
=)
Colin Purrington 90 months ago | reply
It went great. I only turned off 1 student (that I know about). When lecturing on evolution in the United States, annoying at least one person is probably unavoidable.
FoTo FeVeR 84 months ago | reply
cool.. years back had read some text on statistics and i-ching philosophy -Thanks for re-connecting me .the curiousity has come back :)
Dalmatica 81 months ago | reply
i just did an i ching search, and this is really interesting. i will have to check out that web site.
Dead Air 63 months ago | reply
Hi! Your photo matches our theme this week in the Weekly Theme Photography Group! You are cordially invited to post your photo to the group next to the other images that contain this theme.
This Week's Theme is Logic!
Aberron I Ching 59 months ago | reply
Very Interesting, Really!!!
Hola, soy el administrador de un grupo llamado I Ching PhotoText y nos encantaría agregar esto al grupo.
artphoto2005 59 months ago | reply
great love it
TheAlieness GiselaGiardino²³ 59 months ago | reply
Thank *you*, Hugo. Thank you all. Some very interesting piece of information this wheel is. :)
strange_wax 59 months ago | reply
Very interesting, I will be sure to show it to my biochemistry students - it will keep them awake for sure =)
P.S.-A pity that the original link is no more.
lovedart. 47 months ago | reply
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called True Magic , and we'd love to have this added to the group!
anita_saran 33 months ago | reply
Hello Gisela ! Many thanks for this. I found your photo through Google Advanced Image Search and it's labelled for "commercial reuse". It's up with my Suite101 article: www.suite101.com/content/i-ching-interpretations---hexagr...
Alvaro Barata 30 months ago | reply
Gisela,
in 1991 developed this manual set of sticks.
A curiosity for those who like the I Ching.
thanks,
Alvaro Barata, Rio de Janeiro Brazil.
www.flickr.com/photos/alvarobarata/sets/72157625753014398/
alicorn.mccombs 15 months ago | reply
Thrilled to find this image as I have been studying links between DNA and the I Ching. Your photostream is very nifty too!