Place of Divination (True Solar Time)Default: Beijing
The system corrects to true solar time based on the selected city longitude. Default Beijing is suitable for China.
Divination requires sincerity above all. A sincere heart makes the oracle clear. Those who doubt need not consult the coins.
Divination Mode
Self-reading (cast for yourself)
Proxy reading (cast for another)
Proxy Gender
Subject Gender
📌 Proxy Reading: Proxy readings are less effective than self-cast divination. The coin oracle uniquely mirrors the caster's true mindset—the stronger the intent, the clearer the hexagram. Proxy reading is only for those who cannot cast themselves (e.g., ill, young). The proxy must have genuine concern for the matter. Never impose your own thoughts on another—'Let others initiate their own questions; do not prompt them.'
Gender
Birth Year
Question Type
Self = World line; assess overall hexagram strength
Your Question (one matter per cast)Optional
One question per cast. A single focused intent yields clear hexagrams ('simple question, rich answer'). Multiple questions in one cast muddy the results ('many questions, sparse answer'). For multiple matters, cast separately.
Cast TimeSolar
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☀ System auto-corrects to True Solar Time for accuracy
Your selected time falls in Zi hour (23:00-24:00). By ancient reckoning, 23:00 marks the start of the next day. The system will automatically use the following day's Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches.
Casting Method
📌 Traditional Coin Cast Guide
1. Tools: Prepare 3 identical coins (ancient or modern). Same type, size, and thickness. Ancient coins: Qianlong Tongbao recommended. Modern coins with angular patterns preferred.
2. Environment: Use a wide, flat, non-slippery surface. Clear the table of objects. If a coin slips or lands ambiguously, void all results and restart.
3. Mindset: Be sincere. Do not cast casually. Have a clear question in mind—focus on the one thing you want to ask. If you have faith, pray silently before casting.
4. Yin-Yang: 'Simple/empty = Yang, complex/solid = Yin'—determine objectively. Ancient coins: blank side = Yang, inscribed side = Yin. Modern coins: simpler side = Yang, complex side = Yin.
5. Sequence: First toss = Line 1 (bottom), ascending to Line 6 (top). Bottom-up order.
Once the intent to ask arises, cast immediately—this is the best way to capture clear intent. Do not delay and accumulate multiple questions before casting. Mixed intentions produce murky hexagrams.
From Line 1 (bottom) to Line 6 (top), select the coin combination for each hand toss.
[Yin-Yang] 'Back' = Yang side (blank/simpler); 'Word' = Yin side (inscribed/complex)
[Chart] 3 backs=Old Yang(Yang,moving) 2 backs 1 word=Young Yin(Yin,static) 1 back 2 words=Young Yang(Yang,static) 3 words=Old Yin(Yin,moving)
⚠ Reference Only: This is a computer-simulated toss without the intent transmission of real coin casting. Zhu Chenbin's text notes: based on ~1000 computer hexagram samples, accuracy and stability are limited. For orthodox divination, cast real coins 6 times, then select 'Manual Entry' to record results.
Click to toss coins 6 times
Focus your mind on the matter. Click the button to simulate tossing 3 coins. Each toss produces one line; 6 tosses complete the hexagram.