FAQ
FAQ: boundaries, privacy, and fortune-telling
Clear edges make it safer to ask. You are here to understand the heart—not to outsource a life.
How we hold this work
We treat the I Ching as a mirror held by an old text: a way to sort motives, see your position, and find a next step. It is not a frightening verdict, and it is not treatment.
Questions
Is this fortune-telling?
Not the kind we want to practice. Fortune-telling often promises to know other minds and a fixed future. We ask you to write a question, cast once, and read the hexagram as a conversation. Your later choices still make the life.
Can it replace a therapist, lawyer, or doctor?
No. If you face harm, illness, a legal dispute, or a money decision that needs a professional, go there. A hexagram may sit with feeling. It cannot diagnose, prescribe, give legal advice, or direct investments.
Is an online cast “accurate”?
If accuracy means guessing outer events, we will not promise that. If it means seeing a weight you had not said aloud, many people feel the click while writing the question—because the words are already theirs.
What happens to my question?
This site is content and orientation. We use PostHog to learn which pages are read and which buttons are clicked. Casting happens at app.hexagram.pro. Read the privacy notes there as well. Do not put identifying sensitive data in a question.
Do I have to pay?
The primary buttons open the app. Follow what the app itself states. We will not sell fear, or imply that unpaid questions are weaker.
Is this the same as other Chinese omen systems?
We stay with the sixty-four hexagrams and the three-coin method. We are not a supermarket of every traditional art. If you need a different system, this may not be your place.