Koyonari: Daily I Ching

The Book of Changes, one day at a time. Each day, Koyonari casts a hexagram from the hour and the season. It is calculated, not drawn at random: the same moment gives the same hexagram, every time. The front of today's card holds the hexagram and a short commentary. The back holds three things to do. Press a seal for each one you finish. At night, turn the card over, write a note and add a photo. Day by day, the cards gather in your Daybook, month by lunar month. Turn the dial The dial opens on this moment: the double-hour, the solar term, the phase of the moon, and the stems and branches of the day. Six rings turn at their own speeds, with a sound under your finger and a click in your palm. One full turn casts today's card. A card for each day The front holds the hexagram and its commentary. The back holds Three for today: three things to do, each marked with a seal when done, plus a…