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How to read the AcroBible
How to read the AcroGuru map: poses, machines, flows, sources and future method packs.
How to read the AcroBible
The AcroBible is a movement atlas.
It has five layers.
1. Poses
Poses are shapes.
Examples:
- Bird
- Folded Leaf
- Throne
- Whale
- Sidestar
A pose can be stable enough to name.
2. Machines
Machines are repeatable transition loops.
Examples:
- Ninja Bats
- Throne Twist / Swinging Gate
- Crotch Paper Scissors
- Paschi Daniela Sequence
A machine has memory. It leaves and returns transformed.
3. Flows
Flows are routes.
A flow can contain poses and machines.
Public flows are practice-ready.
Pro drafts are method seeds for future PDFs.
4. Sources
Sources are lineage pointers.
They are not ownership claims.
They are credit, orientation and evidence.
5. Guru notes
Guru notes are TheAcroGuru layer:
- field correction
- route logic
- what breaks
- what belongs public
- what becomes PDF
Old map, new bones
The old Notion map is the archive.
This Hugo site is the cleaned graph.
Use it like this:
- Pick a pose.
- See what machines touch it.
- Follow a flow.
- Check sources.
- Add correction after real practice.