䷞ Influence

You should encourage people to approach you by your readiness to receive them.

README.org

@@ -128,12 +128,12 @@ Further details and analysis of the sources of randomness can be found in or nea
   - Richard Wilhelm (1950). The I Ching or Book of Changes. translated by Cary Baynes,. Introduction by Carl G. Jung.
   - Margaret J. Pearson (2011). The original I ching : an authentic translation of the book of changes.
   - James Legge (1882). The Yî King. In Sacred Books of the East, vol. XVI. 2nd edition (1899)
-  - Alfred Huang (2000).The Complete I Ching: The Definitive Translation
+  - Alfred Huang (2000). The Complete I Ching: The Definitive Translation
   - Wu Jing Nuan (1991) Yi Jing
 
 ** Pubic Domain sources
 
-The  translation from Chinese into English by James Legge, /The Yî King/ (1882) as published in /Sacred Books of the East, vol. XVI. 2nd edition/ (1899) is in the public domain and available via [[https://archive.org/details/sacredbooksofchi16conf][archive.org]]. It appears to be  the only significant English translation that is currently in the public domain.
+The translation from Chinese into English by James Legge, /The Yî King/ (1882) as published in /Sacred Books of the East, vol. XVI. 2nd edition/ (1899) is in the public domain and available via [[https://archive.org/details/sacredbooksofchi16conf][archive.org]]. It appears to be the only significant English translation that is currently in the public domain. There is a parallel Chinese/English edition [[https://ctext.org/book-of-changes/yi-jing][《易經 - Yi Jing》]] hosted at the [[https://ctext.org][Chinese Text Project]] using the Legge translation.
 
 The German translation and commentary by Richard Wilhelm, /I Ging Das Buch der Wandlungen/ (1924) is in the public domain and available via [[https://www.projekt-gutenberg.org/autoren/namen/wilhelm.html][Projekt Gutenberg]]. Wilhelm’s translation from Chinese into German was translated into English as /The I Ching or Book of Changes/ (1950) by Cary Baynes and should enter the public domain in 2047. Wilhelm’s translation has provided the basis for translation into several other European languages
 

i-ching.info

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    * James Legge (1882). The Yî King. In Sacred Books of the East,
      vol. XVI. 2nd edition (1899)
 
-   * Alfred Huang (2000).The Complete I Ching: The Definitive
+   * Alfred Huang (2000). The Complete I Ching: The Definitive
      Translation
 
    * Wu Jing Nuan (1991) Yi Jing
@@ -239,7 +239,9 @@ King_ (1882) as published in _Sacred Books of the East, vol. XVI. 2nd
 edition_ (1899) is in the public domain and available via archive.org
 (https://archive.org/details/sacredbooksofchi16conf). It appears to be
 the only significant English translation that is currently in the
-public domain.
+public domain. There is a parallel Chinese/English edition 《易經 -
+Yi Jing》 (https://ctext.org/book-of-changes/yi-jing) hosted at the
+Chinese Text Project (https://ctext.org) using the Legge translation.
 
    The German translation and commentary by Richard Wilhelm, _I Ging
 Das Buch der Wandlungen_ (1924) is in the public domain and available
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-Node: The Noise of Heaven & Earth Stochastic resonance8043
-Node: English translations8344
-Node: Pubic Domain sources8991
-Node: Otherwise10237
-Node: Further11085
+Node: Consulting the oracle3130
+Node: Printing & displaying hexagrams3877
+Node: changing or moving lines4615
+Node: probabilities & randomness5419
+Node: The Noise of Heaven & Earth Stochastic resonance8036
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+Node: Further11272
 
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