I Ching Sixty-Four Hexagram Decision Wisdom

Use case

Yijing Wendao organizes the 64 hexagrams of the Zhou Yi into a reasoning framework for structured analysis. It is useful when timing, risk, authority, collaboration, change, or personal judgment needs to be framed with hexagram patterns, line positions, mutual hexagrams, and related concepts, rather than as a simple fortune-telling output.

Mechanism and boundaries

• Load without parameters: establish core frameworks such as yin-yang dialectics, trigram symbolism, six-line sequence, line-position relationships, hexagram transformations, sequence logic, and the Yuan-Heng-Li-Zhen virtues.
• Query by name or index: use Qian, Hexagram 1, or ch01 to locate the hexagram statement, line statements, Tuan commentary, Xiang commentary, and symbolic meaning.
• Query by concept: use correct position, correspondence, bearing/riding, mutual hexagram, or opposite hexagram to locate related sections.
• Quick reference and support files: browse the 64-hexagram index, and reference glossary.md, patterns.md, and cheatsheet.md for terms, hexagram patterns, and judgment rules.

The skill mainly covers hexagram and line texts, Tuan and Xiang commentaries, and symbolic meanings. It treats broader transmitted texts only at the framework level and does not include their full original wording. It is oriented toward decision reasoning, self-cultivation, and structured analysis; divination is not the core purpose.