jirachi_pt
03-24-2007, 05:26 AM
Sorry if I didn't put this in the correct sub forum, wasn't sure where to place it.
Andway, I'm planning on buying an I Ching sometime in the next few weeks, and I'd like to know what the best translation is. I don't need it to be concise, nor do I need it to fit in my pocket... Just the one that would offer the best inspiration. From what I've seen, if I were to buy one now, I'd get the Richard Wilhelm and Cary F. Baynes version, but I thought I'd hear a few opinions first. Is there that much of a difference?
And also, I'm just begining to get serious about wanting to learn about eastern philosophy, so does anyone have any reading suggestions?
Andway, I'm planning on buying an I Ching sometime in the next few weeks, and I'd like to know what the best translation is. I don't need it to be concise, nor do I need it to fit in my pocket... Just the one that would offer the best inspiration. From what I've seen, if I were to buy one now, I'd get the Richard Wilhelm and Cary F. Baynes version, but I thought I'd hear a few opinions first. Is there that much of a difference?
And also, I'm just begining to get serious about wanting to learn about eastern philosophy, so does anyone have any reading suggestions?