Sunday, 19 August 2012

What does handwriting reveal?

 
Graphology on a broad scope reveals the following about the writer among other things:
  • Overall mood of the writer
  • Physical state of healthy
  • Psychological state of mind
  • IQ level
  • Emotions towards a particular person, thing or incident.
  • Sexual orientation
  • Motivations level
  • General attitude in life
  • His behaviour towards others/within a group or society
  • How he want to be perceived by others



Why does handwriting reveal truth?


Like a person’s finger prints, his handwriting is a unique to him. No two people will ever have the same handwriting.
Once a person learns to write, there is a large part of the writing process that takes place subconsciously. The manner in which you end you “g” or “y”, the slat in you writing, etc. all form part of your subconscious brain involved in the writing process. However when you deliberately modify for handwriting to consciously make you handwriting look different, to write in a fancy font on a greeting card for instance, also reveals a great deal about how you want to be perceived by others.

What is Graphology?


The word graphology was derived from the Greek word “Graph” meaning “writing” and “ology” which means “study”.

Graphology is the scientific and analytical study of handwriting, to gain an understanding of an individual’s character and personality. It is an insight into his/her past for things that have shaped his/her personality. More importantly it is a diagrammatic representation of a person’s mental and physical health. 
In simple words it is a study of handwritings, to understand the character & personality as well as physical & mental state of the writer.

It is important to understand that graphology studies the hand/body movement that a person makes to create an external print of what he/she is thinking. Therefore doodles, paintings etc. are also a distinct area of study within graphology. It is for this reason many of those who study graphology also call it brain writhing or brain prints.