Divination Studies
I Ching & Fortune-Stick Divination
Cast all 64 I Ching hexagrams by three methods, browse 100 Wong Tai Sin and 100 Guan Di fortune sticks, and use Mei Hua, Xiao Liu Ren, or tarot. Documented cases show the reading process and later outcome where available.
Research Notes
Study articles on divination methods and the I Ching.
Divination
A survey of divination methods and numbered-omen systems, from I Ching yarrow methods, Mei Hua, and Xiao Liu Ren to Zhuge oracles, with their rules, texts, and limits.
I Ching
Materials on the 64 I Ching hexagrams with judgments, line texts, and traditional interpretations, organized for use alongside divination tools.
Divination Tools
Cast and read instantly.
I Ching Divination
Cast by number, yarrow-stalk method, or time; derive the original hexagram, changing lines, and resulting hexagram with traditional readings.
Mei Hua Yi Shu
Cast by number or time to derive the primary, mutual, and changing hexagrams.
Xiao Liu Ren
Judge fortune through the six gods, with topical readings for fortune, wealth, love, and career.
Tarot Divination
A Waite-based tarot system with a daily card, three-card spread, and the Celtic Cross.
Wong Tai Sin Fortune
Draw one stick verified by three moon-block casts, with poem, fortune level, story, and topical interpretation across 100 sticks.
Guan Di Fortune Sticks
Guan Di (God of War and Wealth) sticks drawn by three moon-block casts, with poems and topical readings across 100 sticks.
Divination Cases
Reading breakdowns and verification notes from real questions.