Please remember that this is merely a starting point for reflection. Try turning the cube on is axes in as many ways as you can and choose different starting points for describing the trajectories. The serious challenge come when you decide to work different trajectories with each hand.
There is an extension to this model which takes you back the reverse way and that is by returning to the front face of the cube, describing a circle and then reversing the circle by drawing yin yang shape and then returning by the same route you initially went out.
Here is another description:
Practice
Method for the Cubic Model
Brief description for
right hand (left hand work in contrary motion).
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No.
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Side
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Edges described
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1
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Front
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Underside
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Left
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Top
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Flowing clockwise: semi
circle on left of front face of cube.
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2
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Top
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Right
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Back
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Left
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Following through; semi circle on rear side of top of cube.
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3
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Left-hand side
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Front
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Underside
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Back
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Semi-circle on bottom of left side of cube.
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4
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Back
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Top
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Right
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Underside
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Semi-circle on right side
of rear of cube.
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5
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Underside
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Left
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Front
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Right
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Semi-circle on front of
bottom of cube.
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6
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Right-hand side
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Back
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Top
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Front
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Semi-circle on top of
right side of cube.
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7
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Underside
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Front
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Left
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Rear
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Flowing anti-clockwise:
semi-circle on left side of bottom of cube.
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8
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Back
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Right
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Top
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Left
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Semi-circle on top of rear
of cube.
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9
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Left-hand side
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Underside
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Front
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Top
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Semi-circle on front side
of left side of cube.
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10
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Top
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Back
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Right
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Front
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Semi-circle on right side
of top of cube.
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11
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Front
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Left
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Underside
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Right
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Semi-circle on bottom of
front side of cube.
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12
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Right-hand side
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Top
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Back
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Underside
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Semi-circle on rear side
of right side of cube.
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