hexagrams

The book with the hexagrams is the I Ching, not the Tao Te Ching.

Harnessing the traditional three-coin method to generate hexagrams, Fuxi allows users to delve deep into their queries.

Ching (1000BC?) classified reality into binary ontological primitives, created trigrams and hexagrams a combinatorial ontology.

Some kind of text on what the resulting hexagrams mean along with their names would be nice for those of us who haven't memorized the meaning of all sixty-four.

For example, 乾 in traditional is split into either 乾 (qian2 one of the hexagrams) or 干 (gan1 dry) in simplified.

While there are only 64 hexagrams ($2^6$), there are actually 4,096 possible casting results ($4^6$) when you account for the moving lines.

Or that the genetic code has 64 codons and the Book of Çhanges (I Ching) has 64 hexagrams.

Then one learns that the traditional methods of division using those 64 hexagrams (e.g.

Yeah, but do you ever perform an operation on two hexagrams (addition, multiplication)?

Get quick, accurate readings and personalized insights without struggling to decipher hexagrams.

And there are also reservations for bagua and yi jing hexagrams.

As there are 8 of these symbols, there are 64 hexagrams.

Shareable "Result Cards" Since the hexagrams look so cool, I added a feature to generate a downloadable image card.