Free Online I Ching Consultation
Cast Your I Ching Reading
The I Ching (Book of Changes) is China's oldest oracle. Toss three coins six times, and IChingGo reveals your hexagram with clear, modern interpretations.
Cast Your Hexagram
Focus on your question, then toss the three coins six times. IChingGo uses the classic coin method: heads = 3, tails = 2. The six lines build your hexagram from the bottom up.
Press "Toss the Coins" to begin — six tosses, one hexagram.
How to Cast an I Ching Reading
Hold your question
Formulate a real question in your mind — about love, career, a decision, or a situation.
Toss three coins, six times
Heads count 3, tails count 2. Each toss of three coins builds one of six lines, from the bottom up.
Read your hexagram
Six lines form a hexagram — 64 possible readings. Changing lines reveal where the situation is heading.
The 64 Hexagrams: Meanings & Interpretations
Browse all 64 →All 64 hexagrams, grouped by upper trigram
Every hexagram is built from two three-line figures — one below, one above. The 64 readings are grouped here by the trigram on top, from Qian (heaven) to Dui (lake).
What Is the I Ching?
The I Ching (易经, also written Yi Jing or Book of Changes) is one of the oldest Chinese classics, more than three thousand years old. It began as a divination system of 64 hexagrams — each made of six lines that are either solid (yang) or broken (yin) — and became a cornerstone of Chinese philosophy.
Each hexagram carries a judgment and six line texts. When you cast a reading, the lines that shift (changing lines) transform your hexagram into another one, giving a picture of how a situation is developing, not just a snapshot.
On this site you can read each hexagram in modern English, learn the coin method for yourself, and use the oracle for reflection — free, with no sign-up.