Liu Yao builds a six-line hexagram around one concrete question. The lines, their changes and the casting day and month help a traditional reader compare what supports a matter, what constrains it and what may need time to become available.
Keep one matter in mind and choose your current city. One click generates all six three-coin tosses, records the local casting time and gives your reading. You can write down your question if you wish; birth details are not required. The reading focuses on your position in the matter.
See your hexagrams, changing lines and a short reading without an account. A free account saves this same cast to your private history and opens the full interpretation: Self and Response, Na Jia, Six Relatives, Six Spirits, hidden roles, calendar influences and their reasoning. The method covers all 64 hexagrams and eight palaces.
This tool uses Jing Fang's eight-palace Na Jia arrangement with the element-led conventions described in Zeng Shan Bu Yi. The day changes at local midnight; the month changes at the actual Jie solar-term instant. This differs from schools using a 23:00 day boundary. Changed-side Six Relatives keep the original palace as their reference. Six Spirits add symbolic context; they never decide the reading by themselves.
A concrete question about a document, resource, appointment or your position is easier to read than a request for a whole-life verdict. Relationship questions need a clear subject; a cast cannot confirm someone else's intentions. No AI service fills gaps or invents an outcome. Use real-world evidence for consequential health, legal, financial or safety decisions.
Read the Liu Yao encyclopedia guide for the calculation framework, customary uses and historical context. Explore the encyclopedia for related principles.
