Liu Yao/Wen Wang Gua Resources in non-Chinese languages

[Gmuli]

Second Ak book is very good, since using the techniques from there can help a lot with reading, I can recommend people to either read it, or if they can't afford it to at least read the preview pages in google books:

https://books.google.bg/books?id=A9NJEAAAQBAJ
(click Preview below the book cover to see first 30 pages or so).

This way even if you don't know the exact details will at least be familiar with what methods we use. I can recommend reading the whole book, though, its awesome.

[Gmuli]

4.I Ching - Wisdom Revealed (Book of Changes) by Vincent Koh
 This I Ching book I haven't read, have seen a few times people to mention about it that its very good for people that are just starting with the system.

 I stumbled on Vincent Kohs book. Since it may not be easy to find now, seems good idea to post some review.

Similar to his other books again he has stuff that I haven't seen in other sources much. Some I liked. There is the idea of finding the leading line in a hexagram, blueprints for Feng Shui readings and all sorts of other stuff. Parts are more focused on Mei Hua, part use both together(with WWG)...

Overall I liked it. It isn't very big book, can't say it will change much from what I'm using, but I can think of an idea or two that I may add from there in the future.

[JLim (Darma W)]

I bought the book a few years ago when I was in Singapore. It's a nice introduction to various methods using the Iching. Thumbs up, clearly written and easy to digest 

[Johan Hausen Purple Cloud]

Nice list:

I would strongly disadvise against The Clear-Cut I Ching or Wen Wang Gua for Beginners: Volume One - Master S.R.Chang.
It contains almost no useable information about WWG, and seems to be a few pages just thrown into this book to show that he is aware of this system. It is one of the few books in my life, that I decided to trash after tea spilled on it.
Highly misleading.

[JLim (Darma W)]

Thank you, Johan, for writing, and welcome to the forum!

[Random88]

Some possible additions. : )

Very nice group in Reddit here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Sixlinesdivination/

There are some more books as well, I mentioned them in there in the same topic. But in general one is:

The Authentic I Ching - Dr. Wang Yang and Jon Sandifer
He tried to use all 3 systems together. Some parts were very interesting, but in general wasn't really the best fit for me.

There are a lot more materials for Liu Yao and Health now. One example is this:
 I Ching Acupuncture - The Balance Method by David Twicken

There are others, usually checking around Dr Tans material can lead to interesting results.

Some more youtube videos and websites around as well, but nothing different then what is known already for the most part.
There were few interesting articles in website, like why the branch assignments are what they are, going alittle beyond what we know(opposite direction for yin and yang branches on yang trigrams etc.) but can't find it now.

Some facebook I Ching group were mentioning WWG, apparently with the idea they plan to move toward more topics around it... Can't say I saw that actually happening, so irrelevant for here at this point.