I Ching · Yi Jing

I Ching — Coin Toss & 64 Hexagrams

Settle your mind, hold a single question, then toss the coins six times. You get one hexagram with its changing lines and reading.

Hold one clear question in mind, then press the button to toss three coins six times.

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I Ching

64 Hexagram Lookup Table

Rows = Upper (outer) trigram · Columns = Lower (inner) trigram. With Chinese, pinyin and title.

Upper ↓ / Lower →
Heaven

Lake

Fire

Thunder

Wind

Water

Mountain

Earth
Heaven 1 qián The Creative 10 Treading 13 同人 tóngrén Fellowship with Men 25 無妄 wúwàng Innocence 44 gòu Coming to Meet 6 sòng Conflict 33 dùn Retreat 12 Standstill
Lake 43 guài Break-through 58 duì The Joyous 49 Revolution 17 suí Following 28 大過 dàguò Preponderance of the Great 47 kùn Oppression 31 xián Influence 45 cuì Gathering Together
Fire 14 大有 dàyǒu Possession in Great Measure 38 kuí Opposition 30 The Clinging 21 噬嗑 shìhé Biting Through 50 dǐng The Caldron 64 ䷿ 未濟 wèijì Before Completion 56 The Wanderer 35 jìn Progress
Thunder 34 大壯 dàzhuàng The Power of the Great 54 歸妹 guīmèi The Marrying Maiden 55 fēng Abundance 51 zhèn The Arousing 32 héng Duration 40 jiě Deliverance 62 小過 xiǎoguò Preponderance of the Small 16 Enthusiasm
Wind 9 小畜 xiǎoxù The Taming Power of the Small 61 中孚 zhōngfú Inner Truth 37 家人 jiārén The Family 42 Increase 57 xùn The Gentle 59 huàn Dispersion 53 jiàn Development 20 guān Contemplation
Water 5 Waiting 60 jié Limitation 63 既濟 jìjì After Completion 3 zhūn Difficulty at the Beginning 48 jǐng The Well 29 kǎn The Abysmal 39 jiǎn Obstruction 8 Holding Together
Mountain 26 大畜 dàchù The Taming Power of the Great 41 sǔn Decrease 22 Grace 27 Providing Nourishment 18 Work on What Has Been Spoiled 4 méng Youthful Folly 52 gèn Keeping Still 23 bāo Splitting Apart
Earth 11 tài Peace 19 lín Approach 36 明夷 míngyí Darkening of the Light 24 Return 46 shēng Pushing Upward 7 shī The Army 15 qiān Modesty 2 kūn The Receptive

What is the I Ching (Yi Jing)?

The I Ching, or Book of Changes, is one of China's oldest classics. Through 64 hexagrams — six lines that are either solid (yang) or broken (yin) — it serves as a mirror for reflecting on a situation and making decisions.

How to read the result

  • Each line is born from a three-coin toss; the majority decides a yang (—) or yin (--) line.
  • An "old" line (all three the same) becomes a changing line and forms the Resulting Hexagram.
  • Primary Hexagram = the present state; Resulting Hexagram = the direction or conclusion.
  • This reading is for personal reflection only — not financial, medical, or legal advice.