The Bardo I Ching

The Bardo ‘’I Ching’’ casting coins 

Using the Bardo casting coins in combination with the Bardo Tarot 

gives a deeper more accurate reading, especially on a single card reading …

 

How To use

First select your card [ or spread  ]  from the tarot deck 

Lay the card or cards  in-front of you. 

while focusing on the card/s, toss the 3 coins. [ do this for every card if you are  use a spread  ] 

Now look at how the coins land. [ Face up or face down ]

2X  FACES  & TAIL  = the card is in positive orientation

2x TAILS  &  HEAD  =  the card is in reversed orientation 

3X HEADS = the card is in positive orientation, but changing

3X TAILS  = the card is in negitive orientation, but changing

With all changing cards

draw another card from the deck and place it next to your fist card, 

Cast the coins again to define the 2nd cards orientation, 

if the 2nd  card is also ’’changing’’ go again until the change stops.

Changing cards show the flux of movement from one state to another.

For key word definitions to the Bardo Tarot  go to

 https://svmitchell.com/tarot/        L.T Reikšmė

The Bardo ‘’I Ching’’ casting coins

Can be used with any I Ching oracle,

my personal preference is the  King Wen sequence 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Wen_sequence