Lost & found · 找东西
Lost my wallet — where to look first
A wallet usually leaves the last place you used it, not the last place you were. Retrace the two or three shops or rooms where you had it in your hand.
One question, one casting, read for where to look.
Check these first
- Between the car seat and the console, and under the seat
- The counter or till of the last shop you paid in
- Inside a bag you carried, at the bottom, under everything
- On top of a shelf or machine, at the height you were standing
What the oracle adds
周易 has been read for lost things for three thousand years: you ask at the moment of asking, it casts a hexagram from that moment, and it answers with a direction, a place and an order to check in — the oracle points to a hard-to-see place at waist height or just under it — in the seam of something.
People post what they got back on the found-it wall.
How it works
- 1 · Say what is missing and where you last had it.
- 2 · It casts a hexagram from that exact moment.
- 3 · You get the direction, the kind of place, and what to check first.
Lost something else?
Can an oracle really tell me where my wallet is?
It gives you a direction, a kind of place and an order to check in — the oracle points to a hard-to-see place at waist height or just under it — in the seam of something. Treat it as a second pair of eyes, then go and look.
Is it free?
Yes. Ask as many times as you like, and you don't need an account.