I Ching (EE Ching) is the Chinese Book of Changes.The basic principle is that the process of change
and transformation starts from the easy and simple and if we know the causes of easy and simple we
can predict the effects of the complex and difficult.

The structure of I Ching is built on the premise that there exist opposing forces in the universe; all changes
and transformations result from the movements of these opposing forces. In the universe there are two primal
forces; the virile called the Yang (the positive element, the male) and the docile, called the Yin (the negative
element, the female). Interaction between these two primal forces produces all kind of movements and changes.
These forces, at time support each other and, at other times, contradict and even hamper each otherís progress.

Three similar coins are taken and tossed together six times. The set of six outcomes form a Hexagram, each
Hexagram represents the situation in the userís life at the time of reading.The answer through I Ching is not
a prediction, but an explanation of the present and the likely future course of events, together with advice on
how best to deal with the situation.