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.

Hello everyone’ I lived for many years in Asia, especially in Hong Kong, and that’s where I first discovered the I Ching. It was my first encounter with this wisdom, and it stayed with me deeply. After I returned to Europe, I found the book again and began to study it more seriously, letting it become part of my daily reflection and guidance. Over time, my relationship with the I Ching naturally deepened. Eventually, I created an Instagram page to share insights, and I started offering individual I Ching consultations. It has been a meaningful journey of learning, listening, and connecting. https://www.instagram.com/qianyang888?igsh=MXRvejZ4dmF4ZnlsZg%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

A few years ago, I sought to bridge the gap between art and the I Ching. It was during a period when I reconnected with painting and felt a great, inexplicable, profound, and wondrous creative force emerging. In that search for meaning, for words to express "that" which was present, I began asking the I Ching for a hexagram to describe the heart of each painting. That response, that painting, and a narrative about the time I was living through gave rise to many reflections. I found that each painting "captured" a fragment of that time, a crystallization. An image that encompassed a meaning, and that meaning could be "named." In that process, which lasted for years, one hexagram in particular kept recurring and caught my attention: hexagram 22, Grace. “The sign shows a fire that bursts forth from the secret depths of the earth and, blazing upwards, illuminates and beautifies the mountain, the celestial height. Grace, the beautiful form, is necessary in every union, so that it may be ordered and amiable and not chaotic and disordered” (p. 170) The essence takes form, and that form is beautiful. Art is a journey into the depths from which emerges something immaterial, yet something we somehow need to express. Through art, we express and give life to that which eludes us: the meaning that resides within us. This journey we undertake, this descent into the inner self, brings us peace. The noise falls silent, time seems to stand still, everything is pleasant and serene. But it doesn't last long. Because upon finishing our artwork, we return to the turmoil of the world. “This sign indicates a quiet beauty: clarity within and stillness without. It is the calm of pure contemplation. And in that sense it is beautiful and withdrawn from the struggle for existence. It is the world of art. However, mere contemplation is not enough to definitively quiet the will. It will awaken again; and all that is beautiful will then have been nothing more than a fleeting moment of exaltation. Hence, this is not yet the true path to redemption (...)” (p. 171)

What if you could polish your knowledge of the hexagrams through an interactive game (said everyone's inner child)? Happy 2026, your wish came true: TRY THE GAME Please try it, and write down your feedback in the comments to make it even better! Can't wait to hear from you ☺️ Marine

Hi I’m Nate. I’m a digital designer & energy healer. I’ve practiced Polarity Therapy, Reiki, Siwa Murti, & QHHT. My spiritual foundations are aligned with Buddhism, Taoism, & a heavy dose of animism. I have several divination practices that I enjoy. In my learnings I came across a self-described Taoist mystic in Benebel Wen, and have purchased her books so that I may learn about the I Ching, after which I was introduced to this group for leaning into this learning. So, to you, I say, Hi, I’m Nate! I’m into learning the ways of this world and am eager to know more about the I Ching and how it is best used for a fulfilling life. Also, my current home is in Las Vegas. Nice to meet you!