周易算卦 — Zhou Yi Suan Gua, The Ancient Oracle
Cast three coins six times to form a hexagram and receive wisdom from the I Ching, the Book of Changes — one of the oldest Chinese classics.
📜 The coin-casting method (铜钱起卦) uses three identical coins. Each throw produces a line of the hexagram, from bottom to top. After six throws, the complete hexagram is formed and its meaning revealed.
How it works: Heads = 3, Tails = 2. Sum of three coins: 6 = Old Yin (changing), 7 = Young Yang, 8 = Young Yin, 9 = Old Yang (changing).
This divination is for entertainment and reflection only. The I Ching is a profound philosophical text — consult a qualified scholar for deeper study.
If the outcome isn't ideal, why not give it another go? Taoism teaches us to go with the flow.