I Ching Oracle
Consult the Book of Changes with the authentic three-coin method.
Quick answer
Aurapure's I Ching oracle uses the authentic three-coin method (heads=3, tails=2) to generate a primary hexagram, moving lines (6 and 9), and a transformed hexagram. Write a concrete question, cast bottom to top, and read judgement, image, and moving-line texts — symbolic tradition, not prediction.
Your reading

The 64 hexagrams Bouvet sent to Leibniz
Diagram of the 64 hexagrams in Shao Yong's order, sent by Joachim Bouvet to Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz in 1701.
Public domain, Wikimedia Commons
Frequently asked questions
- How does the Aurapure I Ching oracle work?
- Write a question, choose three coins or manual mode, and receive the primary hexagram, moving lines, transformed hexagram, and a present-moment reading.
- What do moving lines mean?
- Lines with values 6 or 9 are moving: they show where change is happening and produce a transformed hexagram.
- Is it free?
- Yes. The interactive consultation is completely free.
- Do the readings quote Wilhelm?
- No. Texts are original prose by the Aurapure team, not a specific classical translation.
- Can I enter lines manually?
- Yes. Manual mode accepts only the values 6, 7, 8, or 9 for each line, bottom to top.
- What does the example token 678987 produce?
- Line token 678987 (bottom to top) produces hexagram 64, Before Completion, with moving lines in positions 1 and 4.