I Ching

Hold your question in mind — we'll simulate the traditional three-coin casting method to draw your hexagram.

A specific, concrete question (“should I take this job offer”) tends to give a more useful reading than a vague one (“how's my life going”).

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Frequently Asked Questions

What ways can I cast a hexagram?

The page offers several methods: the classic three-coin simulation, manually entering a hexagram, casting by number, or casting from the current time — pick whichever suits your question.

What do changing lines and the nuclear hexagram mean?

A changing line marks a position that's currently shifting, hinting at how the situation will evolve into the resulting hexagram. The nuclear hexagram is formed from lines 2-3-4 and 3-4-5 of the primary hexagram, revealing a deeper trend beneath the surface reading.

Is the hexagram interpretation a literal translation of the classical text?

No — rather than translating the classical text word-for-word, it distills the traditional judgment and image into a modern, plain-language reading, with concrete guidance for career, relationships, wealth, and health.