Plum Blossom Desk

Meihua Yishu

Pull the question, casting mode, three hexagram layers, and body-use relationship into one plum-blossom workspace, then read the process through the primary, mutual, and changed hexagrams.

Time castNumber castBody-use dynamics

Enter your question *

Uses current lunar time (year+month+day) for upper trigram, (year+month+day+hour) for lower trigram and moving line.

What is Meihua Yishu?

Meihua Yishu (Plum Blossom Numerology) was created by the renowned Northern Song dynasty Yi scholar Shao Yong (Shao Kangjie, 1011-1077). Legend says that one day Shao observed plum blossoms falling and heard a crane call, inspiring his realization that 'all things are numbers.' Meihua Yishu broke free from traditional yarrow stalks and coin-tossing methods—time, numbers, sounds, and directions can all be used for divination. The core lies in Ti-Yong analysis: identifying the Five Element relationships between the Body (Ti) and Function (Yong) trigrams, combined with the Mutual hexagram (process) and Changed hexagram (outcome) to predict fortune and misfortune.

Casting status

Start with the question, then choose time, number, or custom casting. The shell changes, but the casting and analysis logic stay intact.

Question statePending

Casting modeTime Method

Reading stateAwaiting question

Reading snapshot

Once cast, the side rail will surface the primary, mutual, and changed hexagrams plus the body-use relationship for quick reference.

PrimaryPending

MutualPending

ChangedPending

Workflow note

This pass updates the shell only, not the plum-blossom casting method or interpretation content.

How to Divine Properly?

✅Sincerity is key—calm your mind and focus on your question before casting
✅Questions should be specific and clear, avoid being too broad
✅Carefully analyze Ti-Yong relationships, Mutual process, and Changed outcome
⚠️Don't repeatedly cast for the same question—trust the first result
❌Never approach with a testing or playful attitude, or results will be inaccurate