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Strategy consulting · Coaching · I Ching workshops

See what is at work. Decide what can emerge.

Gabriel Felley brings together systems thinking, rational analysis and the wisdom of the I Ching. For people and organisations who want to understand a complex situation without reducing it.

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A situation becomes readable when its relationships become visible.
01PhD in systems theory02Over 40 years of practice03German · French · English

Beneath the surface

A situation is more than what can be seen.

Facts, arguments and positions only tell part of the story. What matters often lies in the relationships: what attracts, what blocks and what is already beginning to move.

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The visible

Facts, roles, decisions

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The relationships

Tensions, resonance, dependencies

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The movement

What is seeking to transform

Three ways in

The frame follows the situation.

Personal clarification, strategic support or shared learning: the attentive method remains, while the setting changes.

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For leaders, boards and organisations

Strategy consulting

Complex organisations rarely lack data. The blockage often lies in a gap between roles, decision paths and the forces actually at work.

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Where does the capacity to decide flow — and where is it lost?

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For personal and professional decisions

Coaching & consultation

When every argument is known and the decision still remains stuck, another angle can help. A consultation gives the situation a readable form without deciding for you.

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What is the real question behind the question?

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For curious minds and practitioners

I Ching workshops

The I Ching becomes understandable when its structure is experienced. Workshops connect foundations, personal questions and group reading in a small setting.

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How do six lines become a precise reading?

The I Ching — read today

A description, not a verdict.

The I Ching does not predict what will happen. It describes the configuration of a moment and makes the direction of change perceptible.

  • A precise question
  • Six lines as a picture of relationships
  • A transformation that remains in your hands
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Gabriel Felley

Systems theory, experience and art.

A physicist, PhD in systems theory, former FHNW professor and I Ching practitioner for more than four decades. Gabriel combines rigour with a rarer quality: listening to a situation long enough for its form to appear.

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“
Gabriel gave me a valuable insight into the world of the I Ching. He does so with authentic conviction, wisdom and a sharp mind.
Christian P., Bern

Insights

Decision, time and transformation.

Short readings for moments when faster does not necessarily mean wiser.

01 · Timing

The right moment is not a detail

↗02 · Attention

The small sign we would rather ignore

↗03 · Stance

Waiting is not inaction

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A first step

What question is moving you today?

A few lines are enough. Gabriel answers personally and will tell you frankly whether his approach suits your situation.

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A line from time to time

Thoughts that do not rush.

Occasional reflections from Gabriel on decision, transformation and the I Ching — without a fixed rhythm and without noise.