Open Study
Astrology Calculators
Public study pages with clearly marked private workspace actions
The casting page is public; saved history and generated interpretations are private.
Engine
Client-side Yijing engine plus private LLM route
Example
Cast with the coin method or browse hexagrams without recasting.
Source
Yijing
Ritual context, capabilities, and references
Context
Results are provided for Liuren Fajiao ritual diagnosis, professional assessment support, and educational study. They are not deterministic fortune-telling claims.
Capabilities
- Coin casting
- Changing lines
- Hexagram browser
References
- Yijing
- King Wen attribution tradition
易經
Yijing — Book of Changes (64 Hexagrams)
The Yijing (易經), the Book of Changes, is one of the oldest and most foundational texts in Chinese civilisation. Its 64 hexagrams (六十四卦) each consist of six lines — either Yin (broken) or Yang (unbroken) — representing all possible states of transformation in the universe.
This oracle uses the three-coin method (三錢法): three virtual coins are cast six times to determine each line. Lines with values 6 (Old Yin) or 9 (Old Yang) are changing lines (動爻) that transform into their opposite, producing a secondary hexagram (之卦) indicating future direction.
Source: Yijing (易經) — attributed to King Wen of Zhou (周文王), commentary tradition attributed to Confucius (孔子).
易經是中華文明最古老、最重要的典籍之一。其六十四卦各由六條陰爻或陽爻構成， 代表宇宙萬物一切可能的變化狀態。
本神諭採用三錢法：虛擬投擲三枚銅錢六次，確定每一爻的陰陽。 六（老陰）或九（老陽）為動爻，變化後得出「之卦」，指示未來走向。
關鍵術語：六十四卦 · 彖辭 · 象辭 · 動爻 · 之卦 · 三錢法
易經 · Yijing Oracle
Consult the Book of Changes via three-coin casting or browse the 64 hexagrams.
三錢占卦，或瀏覽六十四卦
Three-coin method: each of the 6 lines is determined by three coin tosses. Red lines are changing lines (動爻).