From a six-line record to close reading
Keep the formation record
The process records how the six lines were formed before any interpretation is written.
Read the base structure first
Reading then moves from the base hexagram to relevant lines, related structures, and a reviewable note.
Write a reviewable observation
The process records how the six lines were formed before any interpretation is written.
References
- Yi public method description for coin, yarrow, and number-based entry paths.
Frequently asked questions
What should I read first?
Confirm the base hexagram and changing lines, then read the matching classical sections.
Why keep the process record?
It preserves the original context and separates it from later reflection.