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The values of the months are set the
following way:
Jan |
Feb |
Mar |
Apr |
May |
Jun |
Jul |
Aug |
Sep |
Oct |
Nov |
Dec |
1 |
4 |
4 |
0 |
2 |
5 |
0 |
3 |
6 |
1 |
4 |
6 |
As this is probably the most
difficult part of the formula, you can alternatively use a simple
rhyming mind-peg method to
memorise it:
This mind-peg method takes a
short while to master, but once you master it, you'll never forget it.
The month value links to a specific consonant that links to visual
imagery (first consonant is the value/the syllable rhymes):
0 - "S" [think of
sword instead of nought] |
|
1 - "T" [ " "
tonne " " one] |
|
2 - "N" [ "
"
new " " two] |
|
3 - "M" [ " "
me " " three] |
|
4 - "R" [ " "
roar " " four] |
|
5 - "L" [ " "
live " " five] |
|
6 - "K" [ " "
kicks " " six] |
|
Firstly memorize the numbers
with their associated, rhyming words (use the imagery to assist with
memorizing).
The first consonant in the memorised word is the key.
Now remember the following words in
sequence (note the bold consonants): True
rose, no lies, meek trick.
Now, according to the
consonants, you have your month values in sequence (t, r, r,
s, n, l, s, m, k, t, r, k). All that is needed now is to
remember this sentence and the associated numerical values. |