Chapter 1: The Meaning of the Six Lines and How to Obtain the Gua

1.
Origin of the station
1) The principles and lines of the Book of Changes
2) Four Symbols and Gua
3) Creation of the Bagua (Eight Trigrams)
4) The meaning of the Bagua
5) Creation of 64 hexagrams
6) Dragon Horse River Diagram and Fuxi's Eight Trigrams
7) The Shengunakseo and the Eight Trigrams of the Heavenly King Wen
2.
What is the six principles?
1) Meaning of Hyo (爻)
2) Precautions when using the Six-Line Divination
3) How to obtain the hexagram and its types
3.
Sicho (蓍草) method of making hexagrams -
1) This book law
2) Chinese script
3) Abbreviation law
4.
Throwing money method
5.
Clock drawing method
6.
Facial drawing method
7.
Name composition method
8.
New Year's Fortune

Chapter 2: Pasting the Dots

1.
How to attach a flying god
① Hand palm method
② How to find with a deposit slip
③ How to use the 64-hexagram chart
2.
How to make the Six Beasts
3.
Finding emptiness
4.
Attaching the 12 constellations
5.
Sehyo (world life), Eunghyo (應爻)
6.
Adding Wangsanghyusu (旺相休囚死)
7.
Donghyo (movement line)

Chapter 3 Interpretation of the Divination

1.
Six lines composition
2.
The meaning of Yongsin
3.
The meaning of Sehyo and Eunghyo
4.
The meaning of the six beasts
5.
The meaning of the twelve constellations
6.
Interpretation of the six relatives
7.
Union and conflict?
(Example 1) Fillet suture
(Example 2) Meet in a common place?
8.
Eight Gods
9.
Bokshin (伏神), gospel (伏吟), dokbal (獨發)
10.
tyranny, sudden attack, violent incident
11.
Interpretation of Donghyo and Byeonhyo
1) Rebirth
2) Revolving pole
3) Jinshin (進神)
4) Retirement

Chapter 4: Practice Solutions

1.
Exam - Father Yongsin, the subject of the exam becomes Gwanhyo.

2.
Employment - Official filial piety becomes Yongsin, and documents become Buhyo.

3.
Marriage - The woman becomes the official dragon god, and the man becomes the wealth dragon god.

4.
Pregnancy - Son Hyo becomes a dragon god.

5.
Birth - Son Hyo becomes a dragon god.
6.
Housing sale - The father's filial piety becomes a document of devotion.

7.
Director - It is good if the direction of the five elements that produce the worldly filial piety is auspicious.

8.
Loan - The bank is considered the official filial piety, and the loan documents are considered the paternal filial piety.
9.
Disease - The world's filial piety is the dragon's spirit, and the official filial piety is the disease.

10.
Lifespan - usually measured in years, but in emergency cases in months and days
11.
Litigation - The filial piety is the opponent, and the father's filial piety is the supporting document.

12.
Lost - Jae Yong-shin (money, jewelry)/Father (car, documents)/Grandson (pet)
13.
Runaway - Father Yongshin Parents/Grandson Children/Brothers, Sisters
14.
Traveling - See yourself as a Se-hyo (世祖) and those who accompany you as a Eung-hyo (應祖)
15.
Weather - The effect of movement is used as the dragon god.

16.
Shinsu - The dragon god of the world focuses only on the rise and fall of the world.

17.
Lifelong fortune - If you overcome the worldly filial piety, it is bad luck, and if you prosper, it is good luck.

Chapter 5, 64 hexagrams interpretation

Geonwicheon 乾爲天 11
Cheontaekri 天澤履 12
Cheonhwadongin 13
Heavenly Thunder and No Mang 14
Cheonpunggu? 15
Cheonsusong (天水訟) 16
Tianshan Duntian Mountain Road 17
Heaven and Earth 18

Takcheon Kwai? 21
Taewitaek 22
Taehwahyuk 23
Taekroesu 24
Taekpungdaegwa 25
Taeksugon 26
Taeksanham 27
28 wetlands

Hwacheon Daeyu 火天大有 31
Hwa Taek-gyu? 32
Lee Wi-hwa 33
Fire and Thunder?? 34
Fire Wind Dinghy 35
Hwasumije fire water未濟 36
Volcano Travel 37
Fire Earth Jin 38

Nocheondaejang 雷天大壯 41
Thunder and the Swamp Return to My Sister 42
Thunder and Fire 43
Jinwiroe 44
Thunderstorm and Wind 45
Thunder and Water Sea 46
Brain Oxygen 47
Rain and Earth Story 48

Pungcheon Small Cattle 51
Fengtaekjungbu 52
Wind and Fire Man 53
Wind and Thunder 54
Son Wi-pung 55
Feng Shui Hwan 56
Pungsan branch 風山漸 57
Pungjigwan 58

Thousands of water, heavenly needs 61
Harvest Festival 62
Hydration mechanism 63
Suroe-dun 64
Subungjeong 65
Gamwisu 66
Susangeon 67
Water-to-land ratio 68

Mountains and Rivers Great Livestock 71
Santaekson 72
Mountain Fire 73
Thunderstorm? 74
Mountain Wind 75
Mountain and Water Dream 76
Ganyusan Mountain 77
Mountain and Earth 78

Ji Cheon Tae 81
Ji Taek-im 82
Jihwamyeong 83
mine suit 84
Ji-pung-seung 85
Jisusa 86
Jisan Gyeom 87
Kunwiji 88

This is a six-line poem written based on the golden book Cheon Geum Bu (千金賦) written by Liu Baek-on, the author of Jeok Cheon-su, who helped Zhu Yuanzhang establish the Ming Dynasty.
In particular, it provides very detailed information on the method of attaching fortune telling in the order of Bisin, Yuksu, Gongman, 12 Yunseong, Sehyo, Eunghyo, Yukchin, Wangsanghyususa, and Donghyo, and the method of starting the hexagram among the methods of making it.
In addition, to make it easier to see the six hexagrams, the entire 64 hexagrams, including Gapnap (甲納), Yukchin (六親), Se (世), and Eung (應), were attached, and the names of the hexagrams with dynamic changes were attached so that they could be seen at a glance.
And if it is difficult to get a fortune-teller to read the six lines, it tells you the good and bad fortune for important events so that you can look for the hexagram and look at it with the main divination, so it will be of great help if you refer to it.