Daily Hexagram — China
Xiao Liu Ren Divination
Divination Method: Be silent for one minute, focus your mind on what you want to divine, such as love, career, health, etc. Then when your mind moves, click to cast the hexagram immediately and view the hexagram text. Please experience the auspicious or inauspicious indications yourself.
Daily Divination: Yuan Fen Ju daily divination uses the Xiao Liu Ren divination method. When to stop casting depends entirely on your heart's intention. Liu Ren casting is precious in its randomness, so divination can sense what is sought.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which method does Daily Divination use?
Daily Divination uses the Chinese Xiao Liu Ren method and produces a randomized result with an interpretation.
What should I do before casting?
Form a clear question, focus on it, and then select the casting button. The system randomly generates the result.
Can I cast repeatedly for the same question?
The page allows another casting, but traditional practice generally gives more weight to the first result from a clearly stated question. Do not repeat only to seek a preferred answer.
How should I use the result?
Use it for entertainment, self-reflection, and general reference. It should not be the sole basis for medical, legal, financial, or other important decisions.
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