64 hexagrams · six lines · local casting

Advanced I Ching Reading

Hold a situation in mind if you wish, then cast six lines from bottom to top. Oracle Mirror does not ask you to type the question: the complete three-coin cast happens in your browser.

Three-coin method

Cast the Six Lines

Each line comes from three virtual coins. Values 6 and 9 are changing lines; 7 and 8 are stable. A changed line flips yin ↔ yang to form a transformed hexagram.

No question, name, birth date, or notes are collected by this reader. The generated cast is the only information eligible for sharing.

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Explore the Book of Changes

64 HexagramsBrowse the received King Wen sequence and each upper/lower trigram pairing.Eight TrigramsLearn the three-line figures that combine to form every hexagram.Three-Coin MethodUnderstand 6, 7, 8, 9, changing lines, and transformed hexagrams.Classic AI I ChingUse the original Oracle Mirror I Ching experience when you want an AI interpretation.

History without collapsing the timeline

The I Ching developed through a long textual and interpretive history. The received sequence of 64 hexagrams is conventionally called the King Wen sequence, while coin casting is a later divination technique that appeared long after earlier yarrow-stalk practice.

Oracle Mirror therefore uses the three-coin method as a modern practical interface, not as a claim that coins were the earliest way the Zhouyi was consulted. The short meanings here are original reflection summaries and do not reproduce a copyrighted modern translation.