I am proud to present my I Ching font. I created this font as a result of my search for a complete and carefully structured representation of the I Ching symbols. Since I was unable to find a version online that brought all the elements together in a clear and consistent way, I decided to develop one myself. The result is a font that makes the essence of the I Ching visually accessible: from the fundamental yin and yang lines to the bigrams, the eight trigrams, and all 64 hexagrams in their traditional sequence. The yin–yang symbol is also included, both in its standard orientation and in an inverted version. With this font, I hope to offer a practical and aesthetically refined tool for anyone who works with, studies, or feels inspired by the I Ching. The order of the hexagrams has been arranged according to the QWERTY keyboard layout, making it easy and intuitive to locate and type the desired hexagram.

Hexagram 5 often shows up when we feel ready, motivated, and willing to move and yet... life doesn’t quite follow our timing. That can bring a little restlessness or worry, especially when we’ve already done so much inner or outer preparation. This hexagram reminds me of a boat - that is ready, clean, the crew is on board, everything is in place, but truth is it cannot really go anywhere until the wind blows. So the feelings that envelop me with this one are around the invitation to relax into the pause, to nourish ourselves, and to trust that movement will come when conditions align. How does that resonate for you this week? ⛵

Where have you seen references to the I Ching on TV? There was a beautiful scene in the second season The Three Body Problem in Netflix. Saw it too?

Waiting looks different for each of us, especially when things feel ready inside but the outer movement hasn’t caught up yet. Curious about what helps you stay steady, nourished, or grounded while life takes its time :) Please share your wise tips and tricks to deal with a "waiting" kind of state.

Hi all, I would like to share my latest opening around my situation. Before im casting my opening i usualy write about the situation from the bottom of my heart. Usually that starts to move things, and brings some inner input to the situation, so i can warmly recommend about that habit. So basically im exhausted from my position at work. Im self employed and have a eastern medicine clinic for the last 20 years. During the treatments i dont feel that, even the opposite, im shining. But outside the clinic i have the feeling of "holding" my connections with my patients. Ive decreased my working days in the clinic for two days a week, so i still can finance my family in a basic form. I want to move forward, but i cant see what is holding me. And this is what i asked the i ching. "What is still holding me that i cant see?" Ive recieved hexagram 47 with the 2nd line changing to future hexagram no.45 I feel its pretty accurate, but i would like to understand more. Especially the meaning of the 2nd line, or any other info you would like to share. TIA