Living I Ching — the oracle of change

Three thousand years of questions asked of change itself. Toss the three coins, watch the six lines rise in ink, and read the Book of Changes — judgment, image, the moving lines, and where it all becomes.

Enter Living I Ching
Cast it live
The oracle, living
  • The coin ritual
    Three Chinese cash coins tumble onto a bronze dish — heads three, tails two — each throw summing to a line built bottom-up with a low bell. Auto-cast runs the whole rite; the question pill holds what you ask.
  • The hexagram, alive
    Your figure stands in gold ink — moving lines marked open-circle and cross — with the relating hexagram ghosting in beside it as the future it bends toward. Tap any line for its place and its word.
  • The square of King Wen
    All sixty-four hexagrams in the classical eight-by-eight table — upper trigrams on the rows, lower on the columns. Wander it, tap one, and take it as your contemplation.
  • The full text, not a cookie
    Judgment and Image for every hexagram, all 384 line texts, the hidden nuclear heart, counsel for the situation — plus a narrated story mode, a journal of your casts, and a daily hexagram.
Carry the oracle

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Linux
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Android & iOS
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The web app works on every device — open it and choose Add to Home Screen. Your casts and journal never leave the device.
Settings renders your hexagram — ink strokes, becoming figure, counsel — as a desktop or phone wallpaper. Sound includes temple pad, night wind, and rain study presets, with a bell for every line that lands.

Living I Ching follows the classical Book of Changes — a contemplative tradition, offered as a mirror for reflection. The oracle informs your choice; it does not make it. An independent product of GodOfAstro.