I Ching: The Book of Changes
64 hexagrams — the ancient Chinese system of wisdom and divination spanning over 3,000 years. Each hexagram consists of six lines (yin and yang) forming a unique combination of two trigrams.
Select a hexagram to read its judgment, imagery and the meaning of each line. Pandorium uses quantum randomness for an authentic replication of the ancient yarrow stalk method.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the I Ching (Book of Changes)?
The I Ching is an ancient Chinese text created over 3,000 years ago. The Book of Changes describes 64 hexagrams — combinations of six lines (yin and yang) — each reflecting a particular life situation and offering wise guidance. It is one of the oldest divination systems in the world.
How do you consult the I Ching?
Traditionally, consultation is performed with yarrow stalks (the oldest method) or three coins. Pandorium uses the ANU Quantum Random Number Generator, which faithfully reproduces the exact probability distribution of the original yarrow stalk method (1:5:7:3 ratio for old yin : young yang : young yin : old yang).
What is a hexagram?
A hexagram is a figure of six horizontal lines, where each line is either solid (yang) or broken (yin). The six lines form two trigrams (upper and lower), creating one of 64 unique combinations. Each hexagram carries its own name, judgment and symbolic imagery.
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