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Quick Start

Your First I Ching Decision Reading

You don't need to understand the I Ching system yet.
You don't need to believe anything.

This page is only for one thing:
to help you make a clear judgment on a real question.

What this method is good for

Six Lines I Ching divination is most effective for questions about:

  • outcomes (what is likely to happen)
  • timing (when something may occur)
  • risk and hidden obstacles
  • whether to act now or wait
  • changes you can make to improve the odds

If your question involves uncertainty and a real decision, you are in the right place.

Step 1: Ask a clear question

Good divination starts with a clear question.
Avoid vague or emotional wording.

You can copy one of these formats:

Will I hear back from this job application within the next month?

Is there a third party affecting this relationship?

Should I move forward with this deal now, or wait?

Will this situation improve if I take action, or stay as it is?

One question at a time works best.

Step 2: Generate your chart

Once your question is clear, generate your divination chart.

Generate Your Chart

You do not need to understand the symbols yet.
The structure will be explained step by step.

Step 3: Focus on only three signals

For your first reading, ignore everything else.

Only look at these three elements:

1

The significator line

This represents the core subject of your question.

2

Activation or void

This shows whether the situation is active, delayed, or temporarily blocked.

3

Timing indicators

These suggest when movement or results are most likely.

These three signals are enough for a basic, usable judgment.

Step 4: Make a simple judgment

Ask yourself:

  • Is the situation moving or stagnant?
  • Is the timing near, delayed, or uncertain?
  • Should I act, wait, or adjust my approach?

Do not over-interpret.

Clarity is more important than complexity.

What to do next

Once you complete your first reading, you can:

See real divination cases

to understand how judgments are verified

View Cases

Learn the full method

if you want deeper accuracy

Explore Books

Use the system regularly

as a decision-support tool

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This method is designed to be practical, repeatable, and grounded in real outcomes.