"Hebrew letters are of three kinds. There are three ‘mother letters,’ seven ‘double letters,’ and twelve ‘simple letters.’ The 22 expressions of DNA codons are also of three types, three punctuations, seven non-punctuating hydrophobic amino acids, and twelve hydrophilic amino acids. The 22 Hebrew letters are mirrored in the 22 major arcana of the tarot, and another ancient divinatory tool, the I-Ching, Chinese ‘book of changes,’ bares an equally striking resemblance to the genetic code.

Like the 64 combinations of 4 types of nucleotides in DNA codons, the 64 hexagrams of the I-Ching are built from triplets of all possible combinations of the 4 forces old yin, young yin, old yang, and young yang."