The Yellowmenace shares with you the 8 greatest Asian books of all time.
translator - R. L. Wing
Shake 3 coins, 6 times
64 future outcomes
straight or broken lines
My spiritual advisor regarding major life decisions for the past 15 years. I've tried several other versions of the I Ching, but this is the best. Eloquently concise the translation reverberates with subtext. Each hexagram is complimented with an ancient ink paintings which adds further depth & insight to each reading.
"An easily accessible yet powerfully enlightening tool that will help readers understand the I Ching's way of knowledge and grasp the principles behind the world's most ancient book."
I placed this book at #1 because of length of time it has been in my life & the impact it has continually had upon my journey. This isn't a book that sits on the shelf gathering dust, the I Ching is an advisor, my spiritual compass in times of turmoil or indecision.
2) Dance, Dance, Dance
author - Haruki Murakami
Motel room Sheep Man
Our past spins us like laundry
Don't forget to dance
I bought an English translation in Japan, read it every morning in a Korean park near my home with coffee & donuts while off from work. This was only my second
Murakami, after
Hardboiled Wonderland &
Dance (x3) remains my favorite despite reading 3 more
Murakami's.
