About the book
This is what a sample story looks like.
There's plenty of space below to draw your own picture of the story, in the colors that pertain to the twelve entering meridians - based on the five-element scheme.
Or if you prefer, instead of drawing a picture, you can memorize the lines of the story like an actor does with a script.
At the bottom is a key that explains each common-sense, easy-to-remember symbol in the story.
All symbology is explained at the beginning.
There is also a glossary of symbols at the end of the book, and an explanation of how those symbols were arrived at.
The key thing to understand
is that the material has to be memorable FOR YOU. Do not be shy about drawing pictures if you don't consider yourself to be an artist. No one will see these but you, and having drawn them yourself, you will never forget them.
If you choose to memorize the stories verbally, it helps to work with a study partner. That way, when you get stuck, your partner can nudge you along.