Ultimate I Ching Chart for Six Lines Divination & Wen Wang Gua & Na Jia Method

A complete quick reference for the 64 hexagrams and Eight Palaces, detailing every essential attribute: the Six Relationships, Five Elements, Earthly Branches, Heavenly Stems, Host/Corresponding Lines, Hidden Gods, Hexagram Body, Host Body, and more.

Are you looking for the Ultimate I Ching Chart to simplify your Six Lines Divination? The Na Jia method involves many moving parts. For instance, you must assign Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches, find the yong shen (Use-God), and check elemental relationships. It can be time-consuming to look up every single component.

Therefore, we’ve created a comprehensive, all-in-one chart designed specifically for Wen Wang Gua. This post provides a free, downloadable chart that consolidates all the essential information you need. As a result, you can read a hexagram much faster and with great

64 hexagrams and every line in one chart.

A fast, reliable quick-reference for I Ching Divination. Built for Six Lines Divination (Liu Yao, Wen Wang Gua) and classic Book of Changes (I Ching) study.

What is inside the chart:

This chart is more than just a simple lookup table. We designed it to be a complete reference for practitioners of the Na Jia method.

• Eight Palaces: Five element of each palace, structure
• Hexagram: Hexagram name and number, original palace, Six Clashes hexagram, Six Compatibles hexagram, structure, hidden gods, host line, corresponding line, hexagram body, host body, single or split
• Each line: Six Relationships, Heavenly Stem, Earthly Branch, and core Five Element for every line

Use it beside your readings, bookmark it for daily practice, and quiz yourself to build speed and accuracy.

The Complete 64-Hexagram and Lines Quick-Reference Chart ⬇️

Author’s Note: The complete chart of the 64 hexagrams is extremely important for Six Lines Divination. Each line is composed of three parts: Six Relationships, Earthly Branches, and the Five Elements of the Earthly Branches. For the sake of convenience in divination, the translator has simplified the Six Relationships to the first two letters of each and replaced the Earthly Branches with English letters (please refer to the following table of Earthly Branches). The host line is abbreviated as “ho,” and the corresponding line is abbreviated as “co.” The correspondence table for the Six Relationships is as follows:

How This Chart Simplifies Your Divination

Practicing Wen Wang Gua requires precision. However, precision doesn’t have to be slow. This chart streamlines the entire analytical process.

Instead of consulting multiple sources, you can now find everything in one place. For example, you can quickly see the elemental relationships between lines without having to memorize every single association. Furthermore, having the Subject and Object lines clearly marked saves crucial time during interpretation.

This tool is invaluable for both beginners and experienced practitioners. Specifically, beginners will find it helps them internalize the core structure of the hexagrams. Meanwhile, experienced diviners will appreciate the speed and efficiency it brings to their practice.

Who Is This For?

This reference chart is designed for everyone. If you’re a beginner just starting your journey with the I Ching or I Ching Divination here, this “cheat sheet” will be your best friend. If you are an experienced practitioner focusing on the intricacies of Wen Wang Gua, this table will serve as a reliable and essential tool for your daily practice.

I truly hope everyone will save this chart and use it actively and flexibly in their studies. Keep it beside you during readings. Use it to quiz yourself. The more you immerse yourself in this map of cosmic archetypes, the more fluid and insightful your divination will become.

Bookmark this page now and make this foundational table an essential part of your toolkit. Happy divining!

How To Use

Keep the chart open during readings, and quiz yourself between sessions. The more you internalize these palaces, elements, Six Relationships, host and corresponding lines, Earthly Branches, and Five Elements, the more accurate your I Ching reading will become.

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