Hypotenuse vs The I Ching or Book of Changes Usage & Stats

Discover the relaxing and meditative art of geometry with Hypotenuse and experience the mysterious mathematical language of the universe. With the same simple rules of compass and straightedge, you can now explore the geometric patterns found in nature and in our built environment using Augmented Reality and/or images from your Photo Library. Learn how to construct polygons from just circles and lines; from the triangle to the twelve-sided dodecagon. Geometry is everywhere! Hypotenuse helps you find it. With: Intuitive and graceful touch drawing controls (no tools, no distractions) Polygon construction demonstrations Augmented Reality drawing Photo Library And Camera drawing iCloud synced scoring Game Center achievements and leader boards ReplayKit screen recording

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The I Ching or Book of Changes

Ancient oracle meets modern classic! Explore an interactive English version of "The I Ching or Book of Changes" by Richard Wilhelm, edited by Hellmut Wilhelm, and translated by Cary F. Baynes, using a coin oracle or yarrow stalks, and an integrated journal. NOTE: The text is only in English. The I Ching, or Book of Changes, a common source for both Confucianist and Taoist philosophy, is one of the first efforts of the human mind to place itself within the universe. It has exerted a living influence in China for 3,000 years, and interest in it has been rapidly spreading in the West. “Princeton's Bollingen edition—still regarded as the best and most authentic by I Ching aficionados.” The complete work is available in three books. Book I is included with the I Ching or Book of Changes app. Book I includes Judgments pertaining to the diagrams as a whole, the line texts, and the Great Images. Book II and III are available for additional in-app purchase. Book II: The Material Contains the Shuo Koa and the Ta Chuan from the Ten Wings, plus The Structure of the Hexagrams. Book III: The Commentaries Contains passages from the Ten Wings considered commentary to the texts, and On Consulting the Oracle. Text © 1950, 1967, renewed 1977 by Princeton University Press. Used with permission. Additional features: Coins, yarrow stalks, quick and manual input oracle methods Integrated journal for questions and notes Component trigrams Related Hexagrams