ABOUT ME
YINTELLIGENCE
Gabriel Felley was a professor of business informatics at the FHNW (University of Applied Sciences Northwestern Switzerland).
He studied theoretical physics at ETH Zurich and received his doctorate in systems theory. He has been researching the structure and meaning of the I Ching for more than 40 years and has written numerous articles and given lectures on the subject in Europe and at symposia in China, Vietnam and the USA.
MY RELATIONSHIP TO THE I CHING
I discovered the I Ching at the age of 20, when I began studying theoretical physics. I immediately recognized the depth of this tool for analyzing the interactions between my psyche and my environment, both material and immaterial. Since then, it has accompanied me on my life's journey.
I am always amazed at the precise insights that reading and interpreting the hexagrams provides. A consultation is like an active exchange with a mysterious field of information, the true nature of which eludes rational analysis, but whose effectiveness is demonstrated time and again in practical application. The I Ching enables one to reflect on personal, social and philosophical questions and often offers surprising food for thought.
To fully exploit its potential, one simply needs to overcome the biased attitude that characterizes conventional science and rejects experimental findings if they do not fit into their existing worldview.
I firmly believe that the I Ching embodies a fundamental principle that is inextricably linked to the structure of the universe and consciousness, both individual and collective. Its study leads us directly to the primordial logic underlying the intelligence of the universe.