i ching · 易经
The 64 hexagrams
The whole Book of Changes at a glance, in the traditional King Wen order. Tap any hexagram to read its trigrams, its Judgment and Image, and what it tends to counsel in a reading.
1乾The Creative2坤The Receptive3屯Difficulty at the Beginning4蒙Youthful Folly5需Waiting6訟Conflict7師The Army8比Holding Together9小畜The Taming Power of the Small10履Treading11泰Peace12否Standstill13同人Fellowship with Others14大有Possession in Great Measure15謙Modesty16豫Enthusiasm17隨Following18蠱Work on the Decayed19臨Approach20觀Contemplation21噬嗑Biting Through22賁Grace23剝Splitting Apart24復Return25無妄Innocence26大畜The Taming Power of the Great27頤Nourishment28大過Preponderance of the Great29坎The Abysmal30離The Clinging31咸Influence32恆Duration33遯Retreat34大壯The Power of the Great35晉Progress36明夷Darkening of the Light37家人The Family38睽Opposition39蹇Obstruction40解Deliverance41損Decrease42益Increase43夬Breakthrough44姤Coming to Meet45萃Gathering Together46升Pushing Upward47困Oppression48井The Well49革Revolution50鼎The Cauldron51震The Arousing52艮Keeping Still53漸Gradual Progress54歸妹The Marrying Maiden55豐Abundance56旅The Wanderer57巽The Gentle58兌The Joyous59渙Dispersion60節Limitation61中孚Inner Truth62小過Preponderance of the Small63既濟After Completion64未濟Before Completion
Each hexagram is built from two of the eight trigrams, one stacked over the other. To let one find you, cast the coins — or read a question through both the Tarot and the I Ching at once. For reflection and insight, not fortune-telling — see our disclaimer.