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Handwriting Analysis

Have you tried Graphology?

The human mind remains a mystery to us till this day. It is as perplexing as ever

despite all the advances that have been made to solve this mystery. Handwriting

analysis has intrigued many people and they speculate why two signatures do not

look exactly alike. There are many questions.‘Why is everyone’s handwriting unique?

Is it because of a connection between the mind and body?

You must have heard about instances in which the handwriting of suspects are

used as evidence in a crime investigation. This study of handwriting is called

graphoanalysis; which allows analysts to prevent forgeries and investigate crimes

etc. Graphology, in other words, is learning to identify the psychological state of

a writer and evaluate their personality. It is usually considered a pseudoscience (a

collection of beliefs or practices mistakenly regarded as being based on scientific

method). Many people believe that one’s personality cannot be described by solely

looking at their handwriting. They believe graphology falls in the same category as

palm-reading and astrology. People who take up graphology as a profession are

called graphologists. However, if you are looking for some fun then you can sit with

your friends to have a look at each other’s handwriting! Who knows? There might

be some truth to it.

There are still many people who believe that this science can help you read the

mind of a person. Graphologists look distinctively at your slants, angles and letter

spacing. They observe the three main elements of handwriting: movement, spacing

and form. A graphologist would study these aspects and associate them with

psychological interpretations.

Look at some of the general handwriting analysis tips:

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