I hear it every day from my clients Dr you have a doctors
handwriting which only a pharmacist will read!
Here is a very good article by someone from the reporting world:
“I have to say, my handwriting looked quite neat and legible to
me. There were several others whose handwriting is much worse.
Anyway, something about it always fascinated me about
handwriting. I felt that there was a reason why everyone had a unique
handwriting and why the “class clowns” always wrote with large, inflated
letters and the introverted studious guys wrote with small, cramped up and
timid letters.
Some three years ago, I was watching
the movie Sherlock Holmes – you know the one with Robert Downey Jr. as Sherlock
and Jude Law as Watson. Sherlock takes the signature of Professor Moriarty and
asks him if he was familiar with graphology, or the study of handwriting to
uncover the personality of the writer. He then went on to describe the
personality of Professor Moriarty – ingenious, excellent associative abilities
but a complete lack of any moral sense and criminal tendencies.
Wow! So much from a person’s handwriting? I immediately looked
up graphology, found a tutor and then started my study of graphology or
handwriting analysis.
Graphology is a scientific study which originated some time back
in France and is now widely used in European countries such as France, Germany,
Italy and Spain for personnel screening, vocational guidance and in psychology
and criminology. No, no it has nothing to do with the occult. A graphologist is
not a psychic or a fortune teller!
Rather, graphology attempts to scientifically study handwriting
in order to uncover various facets of personality such as intellectual and
creative abilities, integrity, determination to succeed, communication skills,
personal drive, productivity, aptitude, vulnerability to stress, defences,
fears and inhibitions, to name a few. Being a cost-effective, accurate and
valid personality assessment tool, around 80 per cent of the companies in
France hire graphologists to aid them in personnel screening. Another advantage
is that handwriting cannot be easily faked, unlike other tests where candidates
are required to answer True or False questions or rating a statement on a scale
of 1-5.
Being a handwriting analyst, also called a graphologist, I often
hear the question, “But no one writes anymore… It’s all typing. What will you
do when writing becomes obsolete?”
My answer is two-fold. One, I sincerely hope that handwriting
never becomes obsolete. Two, if it does I wouldn’t be as worried about myself
as I would be about your children and grandchildren. As the psychotherapist and
graphologist Annette Poizner says, future generations, without handwriting,
would have a weak right brain-left brain coordination, which would result in
impaired memory power, Attention Deficit Disorder, more learning disabilities,
underdeveloped fine motor skills and difficulties with
expressiveness. I, on the other hand, would still be able to
continue my job with other projective techniques.
Yes, there are several benefits to writing with our hands
instead of typing. These include better fine motor skills, fluidity and ease of
communication, memory skills and more developed adult-like neural connections,
which cannot be developed by typing. The pen is mightier than the keyboard!
There
is no “good” or “bad” handwriting. It is your personality…”
For more about Graphology; go
through my previous articles and case studies.
Remember Graphology is a
Science and every science when was not understood well is termed magic!
While writing the Graphology thesis I was so scared of failure and then I had the chance of showing my thesis to AQAMAULA,RA and see the power today its evident in every word I write, thats my MaulaTUS power unlimited!
I am not a psychic I am a
Graphologist.
Dr.Fatema Palgharwala
Happy Homoeopathy
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