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Tao of chaos : merging East and West

By: Material type: TextTextAustin, TX Kairos Center c1994Description: 288p.; ill.; bibliogContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 1884178170
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • QH437 .W35 1994
Contents:
Section 1 - Pattern in chaos around us. Beyond the linear limits. To have or to hold. The East-West fork. Numbers with heart. Chaos rhythm at the core. Section 2 - East meets West. Co-chaos in the I Ching. Co-chaos in the mind. The master plan. The master builder. Section 3 - Transcending the twain. Art in number and image. The atomic map. Section 4 - Lofty spirit, humble mind. Consulting procedure. Hexagram 1: Active heaven. Hexagram 41: Starting small. The dynamic of free will
Abstract: ''...Number, more exactly, archetypal number, is the key to this research on chaos theory, Chinese pholosophy, and DNA....Walter...goes to the source of life's dynamic pattern in her book. She describes how the DNA spiral of our linear-minded Western science rlates to the analogy-style thinking of the old I Ching. She shows that the genetic code and I Ching function through the same chaos patterns, and that the psychical system of DNA can be translated mathematically into the psychic system of the I Ching. Other scientists...have earlier pointed out an astonishing correspondence between the genetic code and the I Ching. Walter makes reference to this work but adds a new analog perspective....Very concretely and beyond speculation, she lays bare a decodable correlation between amino acids and hexagrams. She shows that biochemical laws and old wisdom are connected through this mathematical pattern. It garbs old Eastern truth in new Western clothing. This chaos supersystem is provable with new terminology and computer graphics....' --Preview
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Section 1 - Pattern in chaos around us. Beyond the linear limits. To have or to hold. The East-West fork. Numbers with heart. Chaos rhythm at the core. Section 2 - East meets West. Co-chaos in the I Ching. Co-chaos in the mind. The master plan. The master builder. Section 3 - Transcending the twain. Art in number and image. The atomic map. Section 4 - Lofty spirit, humble mind. Consulting procedure. Hexagram 1: Active heaven. Hexagram 41: Starting small. The dynamic of free will

''...Number, more exactly, archetypal number, is the key to this research on chaos theory, Chinese pholosophy, and DNA....Walter...goes to the source of life's dynamic pattern in her book. She describes how the DNA spiral of our linear-minded Western science rlates to the analogy-style thinking of the old I Ching. She shows that the genetic code and I Ching function through the same chaos patterns, and that the psychical system of DNA can be translated mathematically into the psychic system of the I Ching. Other scientists...have earlier pointed out an astonishing correspondence between the genetic code and the I Ching. Walter makes reference to this work but adds a new analog perspective....Very concretely and beyond speculation, she lays bare a decodable correlation between amino acids and hexagrams. She shows that biochemical laws and old wisdom are connected through this mathematical pattern. It garbs old Eastern truth in new Western clothing. This chaos supersystem is provable with new terminology and computer graphics....' --Preview

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