This is an ancient form of Chinese divination and it is remarkably informative, accurate and helpful. Its name is translated as the Book of Changes, because it reflects the many changes that happen to us through our lives. A traditional I Ching reading is much more complicated than the interpretations listed here, but it is beyond the scope of this article to give them in more detail.
When consulting the I Ching, you ask a question and then throw three coins six times. Each time you throw the coins, you create a line of a hexagram ( a group of six broken or unbroken lines ) – it is solid or broken, depending on the value of your throw. When you have thrown to coins six times, you have created your hexagram. The information below will help you have a try.
 
Giving it a go
All you need to do is grab yourself 3 coins, a pen and a piece of paper, you’re ready to go! When beginning your hexagram you always draw it from the bottom and work your way up. This means that the first throw of the coins gives you the bottom line of the hexagram and the final throw will give you your top line. Decide which of the coins is the heads and which is the tails. Throw the coins for the first time and count up their value according to the numbers below :
Heads = 2
Tails = 3
Even number = broken line
Odd number = solid line
 
As an example : let’s say your first throw is 2 heads ( each with the value being 2 ) and 1 tails ( the value for this one being 3 ). This adds up to 7 ( 2+2+3 ), so you draw it as a solid line because it’s an odd number.
To find your hexagram, look for your upper 3 lines along the top row of the table, and your bottom three lines along the left-hand side of the table. The square where these columns meet gives the number of hexagram.
 
Find out what your number means by following the appropriate link below :

1. Hexagram 1: 乾 “Force” – Ch’ien
2. Hexagram 2: 坤 “Field” – K’un
3. Hexagram 3: 屯 “Difficult in the Beginning” – Chun
4. Hexagram 4: 蒙 “Youthful Folly” – Meng
5. Hexagram 5: 需 “Waiting” – Hsu
6. Hexagram 6: 訟 “Conflict” – Sung
7. Hexagram 7: 師 “Integrity” – Shih
8. Hexagram 8: 比 “Holding Together” – Pi
9. Hexagram 9: 小畜 “Attention To Detail” – Hsiao Ch’u
10. Hexagram 10: 履 “Correct Conduct” – Lu
11. Hexagram 11: 泰 “Peace” – T’ai
12. Hexagram 12: 否 “Stagnation” – P’i
13. Hexagram 13: 同人 “Fellowship” – T’ung Jen
14. Hexagram 14: 大有 “Abundance” – Ta Yu
15. Hexagram 15: 謙 “Humbling” – Ch’ien
16. Hexagram 16: 豫 “Enthusiasm” – Yu
17. Hexagram 17: 隨 “Following” – Sui
18. Hexagram 18: 蠱 “Correcting” – Ku
19. Hexagram 19: 臨 “Nearing” – Lin
20. Hexagram 20: 觀 “Observation” – Kuan
21. Hexagram 21: 噬嗑 “Biting Through” – Shih Ho
22. Hexagram 22: 賁 “Grace” – Pi
23. Hexagram 23: 剝 “Splitting Apart” – Po
24. Hexagram 24: 復 “Returning” – Fu
25. Hexagram 25: 無妄 “Innocence” – Wu Wang
26. Hexagram 26: 大畜 “Great Accumulating” – Ta Ch’u
27. Hexagram 27: 頤 “Nourishment” – I
28. Hexagram 28: 大過 “Preponderance of the Great” – Ta Kuo
29. Hexagram 29: 坎”The Abysmal” – K’an
30. Hexagram 30: 離”Radiance” – Li
31. Hexagram 31: 咸”Courtship” – Hsien
32. Hexagram 32: 恆”Constancy” – Heng
33. Hexagram 33: 遯 “Retreat” – Tun
34. Hexagram 34: 大壯 “Great Invigorating” – Ta Chuang
35. Hexagram 35: 晉 “Progress” – Chin
36. Hexagram 36: 明夷 “Darkening of the Light” – Ming I
37. Hexagram 37: 家人 “The Family” – Chai Jen
38. Hexagram 38: 睽 “Opposition” – K’uei
39. Hexagram 39: 蹇 “Obstruction” – Chien
40. Hexagram 40: 解 “Deliverance” – Hsieh
41. Hexagram 41: 損 “Decrease” – Sun
42. Hexagram 42: 益 “Increase” – I
43. Hexagram 43: 夬 “Displacement” – Kuai
44. Hexagram 44: 姤 “Coming to Meet” – Kou
45. Hexagram 45: 萃 “Gathering Together” – Ts’ui
46. Hexagram 46: 升 “Ascending” – Sheng
47. Hexagram 47: 困 “Exhaustion” – K’un
48. Hexagram 48: 井 “The Well” – Ching
49. Hexagram 49: 革 “Revolution” – Ko
50. Hexagram 50: 鼎 “The Cauldron” – Ting
51. Hexagram 51: 震 “The Arousing” – Chen
52. Hexagram 52: 艮 “Stilling” – Ken
53. Hexagram 53: 漸 “Gradual Progress” – Chien
54. Hexagram 54: 歸 妹 “The Marrying Maiden” – Kuei Mei
55. Hexagram 55: 豐 “Abundance” – Feng
56. Hexagram 56: 旅 “The Wanderer” – Lu
57. Hexagram 57: 巽 “Ground” – Sun
58. Hexagram 58: 兌 “Open” – Tui
59. Hexagram 59: 渙 “Dispersion” – Huan
60. Hexagram 60: 節 “Limitation” – Chieh
61. Hexagram 61: 中孚 “Center Returning” – Chung Fu
62. Hexagram 62: 小 過 “Small Surpassing” – Hsaio Kup
63. Hexagram 63: 既 濟 “After Completion” – Chi Chi
64. Hexagram 64: 未 濟”Before Completion” – Wei Chi

 
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