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See life’s turning points in a new light.

Discover the Book of Changes, learn to read its six-line figures, and practice connecting a reading to a real question.

A red panda and snowy owl study an open I Ching book beside a lantern.A red panda and snowy owl study an open I Ching book beside a lantern.

Preview the I Ching course

See how the lessons, hexagram library and reading practice fit together.

I Ching · 4 modules · 21 lessons

From the first question to a complete reading

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64 hexagrams

Inside a hexagram entry

Each entry includes the hexagram, Chinese name and pinyin, with separate sections for Symbolism, Meaning, Judgment and the six lines.

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24 Return · 復 · Fù
復 Fù24 · Return

Entry preview

One entry, several ways to study

Symbolism
The arrangement of the figure and its traditional images.
Meaning
A contemporary explanation of its themes.
Judgment
A separately labeled paraphrase of the statement for the whole hexagram.
Line explanations
An explanation for each line, numbered from the bottom upward.

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Fixed example · reading overview

See how a reading fits together

Follow the steps taught in the course using a fixed example. New coin throws are available inside the course.

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Example question

What should I consider before starting a new project?

Bring a question

Learn to ask a focused question and separate known facts from assumptions.

Cast three coins

Each throw supplies one line. Six throws build the figure from the bottom upward.

24 Return · 復 · Fù
復 Fù24 · Return

Recognize the figure

The course shows how the six lines identify a hexagram and lead to its text.

24 Return · 復 · Fù
復 Fù24 · Return
2 The Receptive · 坤 · Kūn
坤 Kūn2 · The Receptive

Notice changing lines

Fixed example: changing the solid bottom line of Return to a broken line produces The Receptive. The lessons explain how changing positions affect what is read.

QuestionSelected passageKnown facts

Read with context

Learn which passage to read, then explain how that passage relates to the situation.

Keep and review the reading

My Study saves the original reading and keeps later observations in separate dated reviews.

Coin photographs: Donald Trung, obverse and reverse · CC BY-SA 4.0. Display crops the background.