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May 07, 2009 - Handwriting springs from the unconscious and conscious mind and contains a great deal of information which can form the basis of character interpretation. Each time we write we are under the influence of inner feelings and emotions that dictate our mood at the time of writing.
Handwriting is, in fact, ‘brain-writing’ which transmits instructions through the motor nervous system to the hand holding the pen. These instructions make the fingers expand and contract to produce writing. This is an expressive movement, a mixture of conscious thought and unconscious automatic responses to stimulation learned as a part of bodily movement. An individual’s handwriting is an unique as his or her voice pattern and fingerprints: no two are exactly alike.
We therefore product a graphic picture of ourselves every time we put pen to paper, and a graphologist can interpret this picture in terms of personality expression and character – not only the way the writer wishes to be seen, but how to or she really is.
Of course a piece of writing can be studied at any time after it has been written, whether after 2 minutes or 200 years, as in the case of historical documents. And since an individual’s personality changes over time, these changes can be studied in handwriting samples, for instance to help in a biography or in the case of a disputed will.
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