I Ching field guides
Choose the path that fits your question
Find practical guidance for relationships, decisions and work, or learn the I Ching step by step. Every guide keeps the reading bounded and leaves the final choice with you.
Love & Relationships
Explore one relationship, one choice, or one near-term direction without turning a reading into a promise.
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Love and relationship direction
Choose a relationship decision, action, or near-term direction.
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Should I stay or leave?
Examine the direction of continuing one relationship.
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Should I reach out to my ex?
Ask about your action without predicting a private response.
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Will my relationship work out?
Examine a bounded near-term tendency, not a lifelong promise.
Decisions & Work
Narrow a difficult choice, application, interview, or plan to the part you can examine and act on.
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A difficult decision
When more pros and cons no longer settle the choice, examine one path.
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A specific plan
Ask whether one bounded plan is favorable to continue.
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A job interview
Explore one hiring cycle without guessing the interviewer's thoughts.
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An exam or application
Ask about one current cycle without treating the result as official advice.
Learn I Ching
Learn how to frame a question, cast six lines, and understand what the result can and cannot tell you.
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How to ask the I Ching
Turn a broad worry into one subject, focus, and timeframe.
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The I Ching coin method
Build six lines from bottom to top with physical or digital coins.
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I Ching changing lines
Understand moving lines, the changed hexagram, and the product's explicit boundary.
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Hexagram meanings
Browse the small, sourced reference and see exactly which hexagrams are published.
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Hexagram 1 · Qian
Read the six-yang pattern, classical text, and a careful meaning note.
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Hexagram 24 · Fu
Explore return and renewal without turning the seven-day image into a countdown.