Research · provenance

Sources Library

A transparent ledger of what LIGHTSwithC studies, what each source can support, and where quotation ends and original synthesis begins.

Name the layer

Classical text, translation, Human Design teaching, and LIGHTSwithC synthesis are never presented as the same voice.

Respect the rights

Public-domain material may be reused with attribution. Copyrighted teaching is linked, cited, and independently paraphrased.

Test the claim

A source can frame a hypothesis. Repeated lived observations decide whether it holds inside the experiment.

Source class

Official Human Design

The lineage source for Human Design mechanics and terminology. These works are authoritative for that system, but they remain copyrighted.

Open web

Jovian Archive

Jovian Archive Corporation

Primary lineage source for Human Design vocabulary, mechanics, and Ra Uru Hu's teaching context.

Use inside LIGHTSwithC

Cite official pages. Paraphrase teaching material unless separate permission or a license allows reuse.

Open source
Restricted

Human Design eBooks · Official Ra Uru Hu Library

Jovian Archive Corporation

Official catalog for deeper study and for verifying terminology against the source tradition.

Use inside LIGHTSwithC

Treat purchased books as study references, not reusable app copy.

Open source
RestrictedNo reproduction

The Complete Rave I'Ching

Ra Uru Hu · Jovian Archive Corporation

Reference for the Human Design gate, line, center, circuit, and thematic framework.

Use inside LIGHTSwithC

Copyrighted. Do not reproduce, store, or adapt its body text inside LIGHTSwithC without permission.

This is a user-supplied third-party-hosted copy of an official work. Prefer Jovian Archive for authorized access.

Open source

Source class

Classical text

Older Chinese source material used to keep the Yijing layer distinct from later Human Design interpretation.

Public domain

易經 · Yi Jing

Anonymous · Project Gutenberg edition

Chinese source text for checking hexagram characters, sequence, and the classical textual layer.

Use inside LIGHTSwithC

The listed edition is public domain in the United States. Preserve attribution and edition details.

Open source
Open web

Book of Changes · Jing

Chinese Text Project

Searchable classical Chinese reference used to compare characters, passages, and textual structure.

Use inside LIGHTSwithC

Link and cite specific passages. Follow the site's terms for any reuse beyond brief quotation.

Open source

Source class

Translation & commentary

Named translators and commentators whose word choices help reveal where interpretation enters the record.

Public domain

Book of Changes

Wikisource · includes James Legge's 1882 translation

English-language access point for the classical text and the public-domain Legge translation.

Use inside LIGHTSwithC

Identify the translator and edition. Keep translation separate from LIGHTSwithC's own synthesis.

Open source
Free with terms

Yijing · Word by Word

Bradford Hatcher

Detailed word-by-word translation and modern commentary for comparing characters and interpretive choices.

Use inside LIGHTSwithC

Free distribution is permitted when the work remains intact and retains its copyright notice. Cite Hatcher for derived interpretation.

Open source

Source class

Modern study

Contemporary study tools used for comparison and orientation, never mislabeled as the ancient source itself.

Open web

Book of Change · 易經

Book of Change

A contemporary online study aid for comparing hexagram presentation and interpretation.

Use inside LIGHTSwithC

Use as a secondary source and cite the specific page; do not present its interpretation as the ancient text itself.

Open source
Open web

Classical Chinese Texts

Book of Changes Academy

Bilingual study collection connecting the Yijing with later commentaries and divination traditions.

Use inside LIGHTSwithC

Copyrighted modern presentation. Link and cite; do not copy its translations or commentary into the app.

Open source

Put the method to work

Compare without collapsing.

QHD places the classical hexagram, the Human Design gate, and the experiment's inquiry beside one another. Similarity becomes visible without pretending the traditions are interchangeable.

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