Explanation of the plan of letter indications. The Mnemonic Similiad by Stacy Jones Presented by M di-T Explanation of the plan of letter indications. There are two orders of indications and each single consonant has two indications.
Double consonants have the same indication in each order.
Single consonants repeated in a word or sentence indicate a remedy in each order. Only consonants indicate, and only those in the first syllable of a word indicate. Y at the beginning of a word or following a vowel indicates, not otherwise. Words of the first order begin with a consonant, and never end in ing, ful or less . Words of the second order begin with a vowel, or, beginning with a consonant, end with ing, ful or less .