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The "I" of I Ching means lizard. "Ching" is generic for "book," as in the "Tao Te Ching." Some scholars believe that the lizard the ancient Chinese had in mind was the chameleon, which can change its color to match its environment. Since the I Ching is the "Book of Changes," the chameleon can be seen as the totem animal of one who can morph, mutate, and adapt to a rapidly changing world.

There are times when standing out and using one's True Will to shift the matrix are appropriate, but there are other situations where it's better to follow the way of the chameleon.