The hexagram
Open its dictionary entryThree coins · six throws
Cast a hexagram
Three coins, thrown six times, building a hexagram from the bottom line up — the traditional way. Hold a question in mind if you like: it stays in this tab and is never sent anywhere.
No lines yet — the hexagram builds from the bottom.
Each throw of three coins gives one line. 6 (three yin) and 9 (three yang) are changing lines — they are what turns one hexagram into another, and they are marked as they land.
Where it is turning
The sixty-four hexagrams are a classical Chinese symbol system. What you see here is that system, explained — a cultural lens on what you are already carrying. It is not a prediction, not advice, and not a substitute for talking to someone.