Can I use six hexagrams as multiple-choice questions?

The accuracy of using six hexagrams to make multiple-choice questions varies from person to person, mainly depending on the divination ability and experience of the fortune teller, as well as the concentration and state of the fortune teller when using the state cautiously.

This is because Liu Yi is a relatively simple method of divination and clearing eggplant, which is judged by the result of throwing copper coins, and the judgment basis is abstract. Therefore, in the face of specific problems, there may be problems such as unclear explanation and difficulty in playing the role of books.

The accuracy of six hexagrams is also related to the complexity of the problem itself. For relatively simple multiple-choice questions, the accuracy may be higher. However, it may be difficult for Liu Yi to provide accurate answers to questions involving many aspects and factors.

The prediction of six hexagrams and eight diagrams is a law summarized by the ancients by observing the operation law of nature. Originated from Fang Jing's Najia system in the Western Han Dynasty. At first, 50 pieces of eggplant grass were used to clean it, and it was not until the Song Dynasty that "money was used instead of grass". The forecaster put three copper coins in his hand, clasped his hands, thought about what he had measured, and let the measured information melt into the copper coins. After shaking his hand, he put it in the divination tray and threw it six times.

conditionality

Gossip determines good or bad luck, and good or bad luck determines great cause. However, it is difficult to decide how much luck and how fierce it is. Common books focus on the fact that some works contain "death" or are doomed to die on a certain day in a certain year. In fact, this is conditional and presupposed. Only by referring to the patient's age, physique, disease type and medical technical conditions can such a judgment be made.