"All methods begin with the same essential process: in the first place, it is strongly advised to present a question to the I Ching. This question can be almost anything, but it is often advisable (especially for beginners!) to present the question in the form of a question answerable as “yes/no” or “good/bad”: “Should I do x” or “is it a good idea to do x” are good ways to frame a question; generally it is better to ask this way than to present the question in a garbled way with conflicting options (ie. “should I do x or y”?), because this divided attention can sometimes lead to muddled answers."


While considering your question,
toss three coins six times and record the results below.

First Coin Toss	Two Heads Two Tails Three Heads Three Tails
Second Coin Toss	Two Heads Two Tails Three Heads Three Tails
Third Coin Toss	Two Heads Two Tails Three Heads Three Tails
Fourth Coin Toss	Two Heads Two Tails Three Heads Three Tails
Fifth Coin Toss	Two Heads Two Tails Three Heads Three Tails
Sixth Coin Toss	Two Heads Two Tails Three Heads Three Tails