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Enter three numbers for Mei Hua Yi Shu, or use six three-coin throws. We show the exact rule before you cast.
AN ANCIENT PRACTICE, A CLEARER PERSPECTIVE
Meet change
with clarity.
Ask what is on your mind. Cast the I Ching. Explore the original pattern, its changing lines, and what they may invite you to consider next.
✳Rooted in the Book of Changes.
Designed for thoughtful reflection.
Designed for thoughtful reflection.
SCROLL TO EXPLORE↓THE WISDOM OF 64 HEXAGRAMS
01 / THE ORACLE
Start with a question.
Think of a real situation. An open question often gives you more to reflect on than a simple yes or no.
YOUR CONSULTATION01 — 02
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First number ÷ 8 gives the upper trigram; second ÷ 8 gives the lower. Third ÷ 6 gives one changing line. Remainder 0 means 8 or 6. Lines count from the bottom.
A MOMENT TO PAUSE
Notice the pattern.
Then decide for yourself.
The I Ching offers a lens for reflection, not a guaranteed prediction. You remain the author of your choices.
02 / OUR APPROACH
The pattern first.
The meaning unfolds.
Read three hexagrams
The present hexagram shows the starting pattern; the mutual hexagram uses its inner lines; changing lines form the resulting hexagram.
Reflect
Read the source text, then use an AI reflection or a personal reading to explore your situation.
Our three-number convention assigns the first number to the upper trigram, the second to the lower, and the third to the moving line. Number casting varies across traditions. Read the classical number, line, and mutual-hexagram rules ↗
03 / GO DEEPER
Some questions deserve
a human conversation.
For a deeper look, request a personal reading from a practitioner who works with the Chinese text and traditional methods. Join the early access list to hear when one-to-one readings open.
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