Ask with intention
Focus on one thing you want to understand, and make your question specific and sincere.
I Ching
Put your question into words. A clearer question helps you understand the hexagram.
The method
About the Dayan method
The Dayan method originates in the I Ching tradition of using fifty yarrow stalks to form six lines and one of sixty-four hexagrams. Here, a digital simulation combines the traditional text with AI interpretation to offer a starting point for reflection.
Cast your hexagram
Generate six lines with the Dayan method to reveal the original hexagram and its changes.
Explore the insight
Read the traditional text and AI interpretation to consider your next step from different perspectives.
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Frequently asked questions
How can I ask a more helpful question?
Focus on one specific issue and explain the context. “How is my career developing lately?” gives more useful context than “How is my luck?”
Are the readings accurate?
The Dayan method comes from the I Ching. Use its symbols and interpretations to broaden your perspective and organize your thoughts, alongside real-world information and your own judgment.
Can I ask about the same question more than once?
Yes, but consider the previous reading first. If the situation has not changed, try another perspective rather than repeating the same question.
Will my reading be saved?
Your result is temporarily saved in this browser session and cleared when you close the tab. It is not currently synced to an account.