Ask one matter. Six coin tosses become a hexagram, then Najia fills the lines, moving lines and the focus line.
The coins fall; the hexagram holds its own measure
Liu Yao guide
Liu Yao is for one concrete matter. Three coins tossed six times stack from the bottom line to the top, then Najia fills the original and changed hexagrams. Relatives, gods, Shi, Ying, void and the focus line can all be checked.
How fateshow casts thisLiu Yao, also called King Wen hexagrams, is a Najia method: three coins tossed six times, then stems, six relatives, Shi, Ying and the focus line are read on those six lines. It does not replace BaZi or Zi Wei, and it does not use your birth time.
Each toss is 6, 7, 8 or 9: old yin, young yang, young yin, old yang. The first toss is the bottom line. Old yin and old yang move and form the changed hexagram.
The six relatives mark roles. Shi is your side; Ying is the other side or the setting. The focus line is taken from what you asked: yourself, the other person, money, or work.
Each line carries a stem-branch, an element and a god. Void, month-break and day clash mark weakness. Read from the focus line, then check those marks and any movement.
The original hexagram is the present structure. Moving lines show change. The changed hexagram is a new condition, not a new fate. A quiet hexagram is read as it sits.
Write one question。Ask one matter that is happening now or needs a decision soon. A clearer question makes the focus line easier to take.
Freeze the six tosses。The six coin values are fixed once, then the Najia chart is filled. The same values always produce the same hexagram.
Read, then ask follow-ups。Start from the focus line, then Shi/Ying, void and movement. The model only explains this hexagram; it does not change lines.
Timezone: charts are cast in the device timezone frozen at the question (Asia/Shanghai, UTC+8 by default for mainland China). The day turns at 23:00.
One specific matter that is happening now or needs a decision soon — work progress, a reply, or where papers are stuck. Ask one thing at a time.
Three coins tossed six times give 6, 7, 8 or 9, stacked from the bottom line. Old yin and old yang move and form the changed hexagram; Najia then fills stems, relatives, Shi and Ying. All deterministic.
Original and changed hexagrams, moving lines, Najia stems, five phases, six relatives, six gods, Shi, Ying, void, month-break, day clash, hidden spirits, and the focus line.
For reference only — not a substitute for medical, legal or financial advice. The hexagram shows an image; the outcome still depends on what people do.