Unit Two

Hi welcome back friend, hope you have learnt something interesting in unit 1, believe me unit two will be more interesting.

Unit Two:Love , Relationships, Compatibility, Fears and Defenses.

In this section the Y loops play a very important role and we will be dealing with the Y loops and the different things they signify.

Y Chart

The Following Y Chart gives us the traits seen in the people with the pattern of Y loops they write..





















Some common Traits that are seen in the lower loop letters-

• Fear of Trust

         Shown when the lower loops of the y's ,g's and sometimes j's are retraced completely.This 

         Person does not quickly trust anyone and rarely lets people get close enough to really know

         him. He fears getting hurt emotionally. This is a roadblock to intimacy.

• Aggressive 

Shown by hard right upstrokes that replace a lower loop. The aggressive person pushes forward into the  future, asserting himself physically. Often this person needs physically aggressive outlets such as competitive sports or even violence.

• Socially Selective--

Long narrow loops, usually in the y or g. The size of the lower loop reveals the amount of trust and imagination as it reveals to people. The narrow loop reveals some trust, but they are very selective of whom they allow in their inner circle of friends

• Sexual Imagination--

Shown by very long and big loops in the lower zones of the y,g and p. t=They want variety in their physical activities to satisfy their insatiable physical desires. Sexually, they can be very demanding, adventurous, and often creative.

• Strong Sex Drives--

Shown By long wide lower loops that extend deeply into the lower zone using heavy pen pressures,. This person will get bored easily and needs variety in  life. The physical drives are strong and deep

, providing lots of energy and imagination in physical realm.

• Physically Frustrated--

Lower loops that are incomplete. This signifies the process of frustration in areas such as relationships, exercises or sexual activity. Something is incomplete in this person's life.




Fears And Defenses---

• Dominant-

Down slated t bar, to the right. The dominating person tends to be in control and likes it. a blunt end indicates dominating: he can take charge without angering those around him. The sharp t bar signifies domineering:  sarcasm, whining, griping and possible cruel behavior when he dosen's get his way.

• Anger and Resenttment-

• Stubborn-

Revealed by t and d stems shaped like a teepee or upside down "V". The more this letter is braced, the more this person is braced to defend his own ideas. Stubborn people have a fear of being wrong, and don't want to be confused with the facts after they have made up their minds.

• Pride and Dignity

Shown in the t and d stems that are retraced and taller than normal. These writers will demand respect and except you to treat with dignity.

• Sensitive to Criticism

Shown by the large looped stem in the lower case t or d . The bigger the loop, The more painful criticism will feel. If the loop is really inflated , this person will imagine criticism. The D-looped relates to appearence and the t-loop relates to sensitivity about ideas or philosophies.

• Argumentative

Shown by the break- away p with a high beginning stroke. This person likes to argue. The trait will be increased if the writer is also analytical, irritated, stubborn, and impulsive.

• Defiance

A large lower case letter, especially k, anywhere in the writing. This high buckle is often reffered to as the "go to hell K",. The defiant person resists authority and resents the people ij charge. It is seen as a rebellious nature in young people. Rule breaker.

• Jealousy

A tight beginning loop that is small and almost square. It must make a completely closed circle. This person fears the loss of someone's love.

• Self -Conscious

Shown by increasing height of humps on the m's and n's.

• Self -  Deciet

Inner loops on the lower side os the circle letters. This person is deceiving himself about something that is happening to him at the movement

• Temper
  

Shown by a t- bar is crossed predominantly on the right side of the stem. The more it occurs, The easier irritation will cause them to lose control of their emotions. If combined with heavy Right slant, They will blow up quickly when under stress.

• Perfectionism

Revealed by a straight and even baseline that you could draw a straight line underneath. This elegant and pretty handwriting is that of a person who spends time and energy putting everything in its place and reviews work trying to make it precise. Aims for perfection.

• Fear of Success

Shown by a down -turned y or g that dosen't go above the baseline. The closer it comes to the baseline, the closer the person will approach the finish line, then turn away. Often a feeling of dejection occurs near success, thus this person gets very to success, then fails.

• Secretive

Circles within circle letters on the right hand side. The larger the inner loop is , the more secrets this person will withhold from others.

• Liars

• Talkative

Open circle letters such as a's and o's . The more open the top of these letters are, the more talkative they will be. Sometimes they will talk just to hear their own voice. Very chatty.

 

How To Use

 In order to make your learning simple I have divided this section into quite some parts. This will help you to concentrate at one thing at a time and will give you more room to learn at your pace and also mould yourself with the desired traits.

The section tab is divided into 6 units. The split up of the units is given below:

Unit One- Slant, Size, Pressure, And The emotional Gauge
Unit Two- Love, Relationships, Compatibility, Fears And Defenses
Unit Three- Criminal Minds, The T- Party(the letter t)
Unit Four- Thinking Patterns and Intelligence
Unit Five-Other Traits and Exceptions to the rules
Unit Six- Hot seats , Questions And Live Demonstrations

Section One

Unit One- ( Slant, Size, Pressure, And The Emotional Gauge)

Slants-     It is the angle in which the handwriting is written can be checked using a protractor

1. FA Slant-                                                                                 

Slant from 56 degree to 90 degree ·         Reserved , Withdrawn into self ·         Introvert ·         Self Centered ·         Ruled By judgment ·         Never Impulsive ·         Enjoys being alone ·         Not able To express Feelings ·         Good with hands ·         Doesn't like selling

• AB Slant-

     Slant from 90 degree to 112 degree

·         Judgement Rules

·         Ruled by head not heart

·         Rarely shows emotions

·         objective

·         Withholds emotions

·         Never impulsive

·         Has Poise

·         Bookeepers,Nurses and Doctors

• BC Slant-

• Slant from 112 degree to 125 degree
• Sympathetic
• Heart influenced
• Ruled by judgement
• Moderate in responce

• CD Slant-

    Slant from 125 degree to 135 degree

·         Ambivert

·         Outgoing

·         Shows Affection

·         Expressive, Yet Logical

·         Subjects to appeal by heart

·         Moderatelly moody

                                                                       ·         Likely to jump to cnclusions

·         Makes conversation and moderately lifestyle choices

·         Tries to pull self in other's shoes

·         Gets along well with extroverts and introverts

• DE Writer-

·         Slant from 135 degrees to 150 degrees

·         A natural salesperson- a "people" person

·         Emotional highs and lows

·         Good with people

·         Reacts impulsively

·         Always trusts emotions & impulses of  the movement

·         Strong desire to give & receive affection

·         Does everything in extremes

·         Needs curbs to slow down.

• E+ Writer

·         Slant from 150 degrees to 175 degrees

·         A Natural Actor

·         Ruled by heart not head

·         Impulsive-Biggest problem is too subject to emotions

·         Needs attention, touching &romantic

·         Extreme affectionate with emotional stroms

·         Often hides true feelings

·         Takes on feelings of others

·         Makes decisions based on feelings

·         Extreme extrovert

·         Most prone to feelings

·         Most likely to be addicted to drugs, sports, or alcohol

• DUAL Personality-

If the degrees of handwriting varies with multiple slants seem Especially when the extreme slants are noticed then the person is exhibiting dual personality.














CONCENTRATION-

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People with extremely tiny writing are said to be Concentrative or have intense focus.

• Pressures-

There are three types of pressures that define the kind of personality

1. Heavy Writing-The person writes with a lot of pressure and the impression of the writing can be easily felt in the next page just by running your fingers over it.

         Characters of Heavy Writing people--

• Great Depth of feeling
• Emotions increased
• Define likes and dislikes
• Food is a primary interest
• Preferences for colors, fragrances and fabric textures
• Strong sex drive

    2. Light Writing- The person writes with very light pressure and the impression of the                 writing is hardly felt.  .  

    

        Characters of a light pressure writing person--

• Emotions are neither enduring nor intense
• Emotional or traumatic experiences make a less lasting impression'
• More superficial involvement.

  

     3. Medium writing-The person applies medium pressure while writing.

       Characters of a medium writing person--

• Midpoint between heavy and light
• Moderate force and duration of emotion
• Average level of emotional intensity
• Will forget anger after a while, but won't blow over in a day.

     


End of Unit One Next Open Unit Two.

Graphology

1. Graphology- is the pseudoscientific analysis of the physical characteristics and patterns of handwriting purporting to be able to identify the writer, indicating psychological state at the time of writing, or evaluating personality characteristics.
2. Graphology or handwriting analysis is based upon the interpretation of certain signs and symbols to be found in a specimen of handwriting. In the view of a graphologist, the complicated mental, physical, andpsychicmachinery known as human beings betray so much detail about themselves in their handwriting because the actual process of handwriting begins in the mind, with thought. All handwriting is first an idea that becomes a desire to communicate that thought to paper. Graphologists perceive handwriting analysis as a doorway to the subconscious. As such, not only conscious but subconsciously formed habit patterns and personality traits show up in an individual's handwriting.
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   This Blog Is Going To help each one of you who want to tune their personality. Their are sessions in which this blog is going to unfold and it is you who want to choose the right traits you want to reflect in yourself.

Their are sessions which is divided into parts in the adjacent tabs which will give a more clear picture of the traits and hoe to change your handwriting in order to impart the traits in you.

Handwriting Analysis

Handwriting Analysis

1. Handwriting analysis is an effective and reliable indicator of personality and behaviour, and so is a useful tool for many organizational processes, for example: recruitment, interviewing and selection, team-building, counselling, and career-planning.
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   Historical Background:

   It may surprise you to know that Graphology dates its genesis back to 1622 and perhaps even earlier. 
   
   Throughout history, scientists, philosophers, artists and others have been interested in the relationship between the handwriting and the writer. This interest appeared as early as 1622. Efforts at handwriting analysis began in 1872, with the work of the French abbe, Hypolite Michon, who gave graphology its name. Michon and his compatriot, Jules Crepieux-Jamin developed the school of isolated signs. This attempted to relate specific handwriting elements to specific human traits.
   
   It took a while. In 1910, Milton Newman Bunker, a shorthand teacher, in Kansas, let his curiosity get the better of him. He wanted to know why, as a penmanship student, he had put wide spaces between his letters and long finals on his words. He began to study the graphology that began in Europe and realized that it was a “hit” or “miss” environment with major contradictions stated by various authors.
   
   In 1915, Bunker made his unique discovery. He recognized that each of his students formed shorthand strokes in a unique manner. He suddenly and clearly realized that it was not the letter which had a trait meaning but the strokes – the shape of the formations within the letter. Graphology suggested that an O with an open top – that is a space opening, indicated a person who would speak very openly and often. He checked and found this to be true. He thought, however, that logically, other letters with the same circle formation (a,g,d & q) should have the same meaning and after checking carefully, he found that they did.
   
   After traveling thousands of miles, and interviewing thousands of people and examining more than half a million handwriting specimens in his lifetime, the copyrighted American System of handwriting analysis – Graphoanalysis was born.
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   Learn more about what your handwriting says about yourself since it's you who has to know yourself completely before anyone else knows you.