Lost & found · 找东西
Lost my watch — where to look
A watch comes off at the same two or three moments every day — shower, bed, desk. Start from the moment you remember having it.
One question, one casting, read for where to look.
Check these first
- The bathroom shelf, sink edge and the counter by the mirror
- The bedside table — and the floor between it and the wall
- The desk drawer and the tray of small things
- A pocket, a bag, or the place you keep the box
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 small container and to the height of a waist or a table edge.
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 watch is?
It gives you a direction, a kind of place and an order to check in — the oracle points to a small container and to the height of a waist or a table edge. 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.