Sometimes one image is enough to see the way. Sometimes you need to look at it from several sides — at what was, at what is, and at where fate is leading. Each image is one hexagram: six tosses of three coins.
One hexagram for today — like a sage's morning advice. It shows what kind of time has just begun and with what attitude it's worth meeting it.
The oldest form of conversation with the Book: one question, one hexagram, its changing lines and the image of change. This is how people asked for centuries — about war and peace, about love, about the path of life.
Your path in three images: where it came from, where you stand on it now and where it is heading if you change nothing.
A crossroads where every path looks good — or none does. A separate hexagram for each path, to see where it really leads.
Two people and what is born between them. Three hexagrams — yours, the other person's and your bond's — show how your paths meet and what they are turning into.
The ancients lived by the rhythm of the seasons. Four hexagrams — for spring, summer, autumn and winter — tell you when to sow, when to reap and when to wait.