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Handwriting Analysis

The CompZete Basic Book

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HANDWRITING

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The author of this book does not dispense medical advice nor prescribe the use of any technique as a

form of treatment for medical problems without the advice of a physician, either directly or indirectly.

The intent of the author is only to offer information.of a general nature to help you cooperate with your

doctor in your mutual quest for health. In the event you use any of the information in this book for

yourself, you are prescribing for yourselc which is your constitutional right, but the author and pub

lisher assume no responsibility for your actions.

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To the Reader:

The authors and editors of this manual have taken painstaking efforts to maintain the anonymity and

rights of privacy of all persons whose handwriting samples appear herein. With respect to the hand-

writing samples of any person who is not a public figure, such samples may in fact have been altered,

for purposes of concealing their identity, and will not necessarily be actual examples of any person’s

true penmanship. Notwithstanding this, if it occurs that any person is thought to be identified, on the

basis of any handwriting sample contained herein, the reader should bear in mind that the text accom-

panying each respective sample represents only the authors’ analysis of said sample, based on gener-

ally accepted graphological principles, and makes no comment on the character of any real person.

ANALYSIS

ISBN 0-87877-050-X

Introduction

In this closing quarter of the 20th century, we live in an era emphasizing the

achievement of inner peace and harmony. Institutions, groups and individuals have

dedicated themselves to helping others attain personal enlightenment and self

awareness; synthesizing the mind and body into one smoothly functioning unit is the

goal. Physical well-being is an indication of mental well-being, yet when we speak of

the healthy individual, we refer to more than the akppearance of a trim, active and

disease-free body. Some people have the ability to mask their mental and emotional

instabilities with an external personality facade designed to give an impression of

inner balance. Occasionally the facade is so complete that even the person himself is

fooled and the communication with deeper needs and feelings is lost. The outer

behavior protects the vulnerable self within; the individual has succeeded in con-

structing a protective shield against the pain of negative experience.

While we cannot read minds, we can see certain body movements. Tone of voice,

gestures, posture, body structure and manner of dress can be interpreted as clues to

inner psychological make-up and behavior. Often, the outer style reflects the inner

one. It is possible through thoughtful observation to penetrate the disguise and re-

veal the inner character behind the mask.

Certain facial expressions are associated with certain moods. We can watch a

conversation taking place inside a telephone booth and without a sound escaping,

still sense the mood of the conversation. The caller tells all with facial expressions

and body posture. Thus we demonstrate thoughts arid feelings through the silent yet

expressive language of our bodies. Handwriting, too, is an expressive and silent

gesture.

As you write you are consciously attempting a message. Beyond the conscious

information contained in the written words, the handwriting also divulges informa-

tion about you and how you felt unconsciously as you wrote.

Writing is a physical process. The brain sends an order through the nervous sys-

tem to the arm, hand and fingers, where together they manipulate the writing tool.

In this way, the intent to write forms deep within the creative processes of the mind

and makes writing an expressive gesture representative of the mind behind the pen.

Despite the teaching of a standard letter model to form the letters and words

necessary to express our ideas, no two writings are exactly alike. An American

statistician determined that the possibility of two writings being identical is one

chance in 68 trillion!

HANDWRITlNG ANALYSIS THE COMPLETE BASIC BOOK

Every written sample displays the same wonderful variety as the Faces, finger-

prints, voices and bodies of us all. We recognize our friends’voices on the phone,

and by the tone alone know their state of happiness or sadness, anger or warmth.

Handwriting is a reflection of mood changes, characterizing the writer’s state of

mind at that moment.

Emotional factors dictate the form of the writing stroke. It is possible to deter-

mine personal behavior by studying the mannerisms of formation and spacing

within a writing. Handwriting matures, grows or disintegrates along with the per-

sonality, or with physical changes due to age, health, or tension. Personality devel-

opment can be studied by examining samples penned at various times through the

years. These examples provide a visual history of the development of a life emo-

tionally, physically and mentally.

The word “graphology” is a combination of the Greek word grapheirt, which

means “to write,” and the suffix “ology,” a branch of scientific study. Graphology,

then, is the study of writing based on a growing body of knowledge which is con-

stantly being tested in practical use. Since it is a continuing and growing body of

knowledge, and not a codified system like basic arithmetic, the student should not

be alarmed to find varying, sometimes conflicting interpretations assigned to a

stroke or shape. It is possible to understand writing character using different ap-

proaches to the specific origins, just as the medical and psychological fields get re-

sults even when starting from different positions. And like medicine, graphology is

also an art of combining and synthesizing information that requires training and

judgment in its application. This book gives the most widely accepted and most

practical basic elements of graphology and their meanings. At the end of the book,

you will find tips and guidelines for doing your own analyses.

People study handwriting for various reasons. For example, the science of crim-

inology offers courses of study which entitle one to be licensed as a handwriting

expert. Testimony of the handwriting expert is admissable in a court of law for pur-

poses of establishing identification or validity of a particular docurlien t,. The profes-

sional title for one qualified in this field is “examiner of questioned documents.”

These experts work in cooperation with law enforcement agencies, attorneys or

anyone interested in determining officially who wrote what, where and under what

conditions. Famous trial cases have involved the services of a handwriting expert to

help determine guilt or innocence of the defendant, just as such trials have involved

psychologists and psychi3 t ris t s.

There is another, larger group of people who study handwriting as a means to

discover themselves and others. These people are called graphologists. They know

that exaggerations in writing formations suggest similar exaggerations in the per-

sonality of the writer. Character traits that deviate from the norm will show up in

the handwriting. The graphologist learns to analyze the difference between normal

and abnormal traits in the writing. Both fundamental knowledge and interpretive

skill have their importance in an accurate analysis of a handwriting sample, and all

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