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易經神諭
以真誠的心，尋求神諭的指引。
"Quiet your mind. The hexagram reflects the moment."
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易經的求法
靜靜地坐著，讓你的思緒平靜下來。
集中你的意圖－你真正想知道什麼？
逐一投擲硬幣或選擇線條。
出現的卦象並不是隨機的；
它是你當前道路和命運的鏡子。
The 64 Hexagrams
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䷀
Hexagram 1
2
䷁
Hexagram 2
3
䷂
Hexagram 3
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䷃
Hexagram 4
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䷄
Hexagram 5
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䷅
Hexagram 6
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䷆
Hexagram 7
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䷇
Hexagram 8
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䷈
Hexagram 9
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䷉
Hexagram 10
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䷊
Hexagram 11
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䷋
Hexagram 12
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䷌
Hexagram 13
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䷍
Hexagram 14
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䷎
Hexagram 15
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䷏
Hexagram 16
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䷐
Hexagram 17
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䷑
Hexagram 18
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䷒
Hexagram 19
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䷓
Hexagram 20
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䷔
Hexagram 21
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䷕
Hexagram 22
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䷖
Hexagram 23
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䷗
Hexagram 24
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䷘
Hexagram 25
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䷙
Hexagram 26
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䷚
Hexagram 27
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䷛
Hexagram 28
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䷜
Hexagram 29
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䷝
Hexagram 30
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䷞
Hexagram 31
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䷟
Hexagram 32
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䷠
Hexagram 33
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䷡
Hexagram 34
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䷢
Hexagram 35
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䷣
Hexagram 36
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䷤
Hexagram 37
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䷥
Hexagram 38
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䷦
Hexagram 39
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䷧
Hexagram 40
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䷨
Hexagram 41
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䷩
Hexagram 42
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䷪
Hexagram 43
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䷫
Hexagram 44
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䷬
Hexagram 45
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䷭
Hexagram 46
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䷮
Hexagram 47
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䷯
Hexagram 48
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䷰
Hexagram 49
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䷱
Hexagram 50
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䷲
Hexagram 51
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䷳
Hexagram 52
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䷴
Hexagram 53
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䷵
Hexagram 54
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䷶
Hexagram 55
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䷷
Hexagram 56
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䷸
Hexagram 57
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䷹
Hexagram 58
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䷺
Hexagram 59
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䷻
Hexagram 60
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䷼
Hexagram 61
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䷽
Hexagram 62
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䷾
Hexagram 63
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䷿
Hexagram 64
What Is the I Ching (Book of Changes)?
A concise, practitioner-oriented introduction for new and intermediate readers.
Origin & Purpose
The I Ching, or Book of Changes, is one of the oldest classics of Chinese wisdom. It offers a symbolic language for noticing patterns of change and making better-timed, better-aligned decisions.
Rather than predicting a fixed future, it reflects the dynamics of the present moment and how those dynamics may evolve if you act in certain ways.
How It’s Structured
- 64 hexagrams: each is six stacked lines.
- Lines are either solid (yang) or broken (yin).
- Trigrams: a hexagram = upper trigram (outer world) + lower trigram (inner base).
- Each hexagram has a Judgment, an Image, and six line texts.
- Changing (moving) lines can transform the situation into a related hexagram.
How People Consult the I Ching (Simple Method)
- Formulate a sincere, specific question about a real situation and timeframe.
- Use a casting method (e.g., three coins, yarrow stalks, or a trusted digital tool) to obtain six lines from bottom to top.
- Identify the primary hexagram from the six lines.
- Mark any changing lines. If there are changes, derive the relating (resulting) hexagram.
- Read: the Judgment and Image of the primary, the specific changing line texts, then the relating hexagram for direction.
How to Read a Result
- Primary Hexagram — the core pattern now; tone and constraints.
- Changing Lines — where tension or leverage exists; what to do/avoid.
- Relating Hexagram — where things are headed if you follow the counsel.
Tip: Prioritize the Judgment and your specific changing line text(s) before reading broad commentaries.
When It’s Most Useful
- Timing decisions: “Proceed now or wait?”
- Strategy: “Which approach aligns with the situation’s nature?”
- Relationship, career, health, or finance choices that hinge on dynamics and timing.
Best-Practice Guidelines
- Ask sincere, focused questions; avoid yes/no when possible—prefer “How can I…?”
- Consult once per situation; apply advice; only revisit after conditions meaningfully change.
- Read the text first; add commentary only to clarify, not to override.
- Act ethically. Use the counsel to benefit all parties and the larger context.
Key Terms at a Glance
| Hexagram (卦) | Six-line figure expressing a pattern of change. |
|---|---|
| Trigram (卦象) | Three-line figure (e.g., Heaven, Earth, Water, Fire) forming the top/bottom of a hexagram. |
| Judgment (卦辞) | Core guidance on stance, timing, constraints, and success conditions. |
| Image (彖/象) | Symbolic picture teaching conduct—“how” to embody the counsel. |
| Line Text (爻辞) | Advice at specific positions (1–6), often most actionable when those lines are changing. |
| Changing Line (动爻) | A line that flips (yin↔yang), indicating movement and producing a relating hexagram. |
Disclaimer: This material is educational and reflective. It does not replace professional advice in medicine, law, finance, or mental health.