I Ching Weaving
L.J. SchulzThe I Ching, Ancient China, poetry, fiction, music--these cross-currents in a long life are flowing together in my novel, The Weaving Maiden's Mystery.
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The Weaving Maiden's Mystery: Prologue
The Patterns say that long ago people were one with the Way道. They breathed in and out with the elements of sun and shadow, and they were pure and simple. They ate what they found and followed the seasons without giving them names. Their th...
Flower Tower
In my post “Women Weave the I Ching,” I mentioned that replicas of looms capable of mechanically repeating complex designs were found in the 3rd century BCE tomb of weaving master Wan Dinu 萬氐奴 . That was a startling discovery, as she died s...
What Words Can't Say
The weavers in The Sorceress of Morning Song are illiterate in “men’s words,” but they use the knot language of their guild mystery to communicate essential information. The language has two letters: a knot, which we show as a dash “—” or “...
Women Weave the I Ching
Weaving was people’s first manufacturing industry pretty much everywhere. Cloth was long woven with fibers extracted from wild plants, but attractive alternatives like hemp, cotton, and wool emerged with growing sophistication in agricultur...
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LJ Schulz is 舒來瑞, a recluse who tends an urban bamboo grove. He studies the Chinese Classics; writes–once exacting research and now fiction; sings his tunes; cooks; and loves his wife and dog. He reads aloud to them in the late afternoon.
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