Each hexagram is composed of six lines that can be either yin (broken) or yang (solid), creating 64 unique combinations that represent different states of change and transformation.

The hexagrams are traditionally numbered 1-64, with each having its own name, meaning, and interpretation. They serve as mirrors reflecting both universal principles and specific situations.

Click on any hexagram below to explore its detailed meaning, including its judgment and line interpretations from the Wilhelm/Baynes translation.