Guided I Ching
Explore a Question Through the I Ching
Work with hexagrams and changing lines as prompts for reflection, with guided I Ching experiences and reflective interpretation.
Read the Situation, Not a Guarantee
The I Ching is a Chinese text and divination tradition organized around 64 hexagrams. A consultation gives you symbols and language to consider in relation to a question. It does not provide certainty about future events.
Follow the Changing Lines
Selfgazer's experience includes casting and hexagram interpretation. When a reading has changing lines, consider both the original situation and its transformation. Different traditions use different methods for weighing multiple changing lines.
Keep Translation and Interpretation Distinct
A translated text, a traditional commentary, and a personal reflection are different kinds of material. Consult the reference library and compare interpretations rather than assuming one answer is definitive.
Before You Begin
Can I Explore a Hexagram Before Casting?
Yes. The public reference library and I Ching articles let you study hexagrams without starting a paid interpretation.
What Does Interpretation Cost?
A room interpretation uses 2 credits. A regular Oracle follow-up uses 1 credit.