A book read for three thousand years
Don’t rush the answer.
Don’t rush the answer.
Understand the moment.
Fifty stalks, divided and counted by your own hand: eighteen changes make one hexagram. Then read it layer by layer, through the classic, its commentaries and the stories told about it. A pocket course in the I Ching, too.
Short on time? Cast in one minute with three numbers →See an example reading →
Today’s study · 60
節 Measured Restraint
節：亨。苦節不可貞。
Restraint that fits the measure is sweet and lasting
Not a divination — a daily reading habit. Open →
The sixty-four
Every hexagram read in the same order: name, image, sequence, judgment, commentaries, six lines, stories and insight.
Open → 13Thirteen lessons
From the trigrams and line positions to Zhu Xi’s rules of interpretation, with hands-on exercises.
Open →