I-Ching Oracle
Think of your question and toss the three coins six times to build your hexagram.
The I Ching is consulted here as Chinese tradition has provided for millennia: with coins. Six times you throw three coins, and from these throws your hexagram is built — from the bottom line to the top, as a house rises from its foundations.
The particularity of this oracle are the changing lines: the "old", ripe lines tip into their opposite and transform your hexagram into a second one. The first describes your situation, the second the direction it is changing towards — that is why the I Ching is called the "Book of Changes".
Keep your question in mind, throw the coins and read the two images together. Of the 64 hexagrams, there is always one that fits your situation — that is not magic, it is three thousand years of knowledge of human beings.