Get answered your queries on handwriting analysis

June 13, 2009

By Write Choice

1) Got queries on handwriting analysis?

2) Want to know how by changing your handwriting you can help yourself?

3) Just leave your questions in the message box below and come back later to check the reply.

Kruti

i did talk to u on phone if u remember!!
Vishwas

Hi Kruti,

It’s true that according to mood, handwriting does change a bit. But the change mostly comes in size and slant. But these are the not the only two elements that are analysed in handwriting. To an expert, the “changes” are called variations that do not affect the analysis. These changes are natural and normal. They do not reflect on any problem in the personality.While writing a sample, just make sure you use a ball pen and sheets of unruled paper.

And, my memory does fail me because I cannot recall having spoken to you earlier.
Vishwas

Hi Kruti,

It’s true that according to mood, handwriting does change a bit. But the change mostly comes in size and slant. But these are the not the only two elements that are analysed in handwriting. To an expert, the “changes” are called variations that do not affect the analysis. These changes are natural and normal. They do not reflect on any problem in the personality.While writing a sample, just make sure you use a ball pen and sheets of unruled paper.

And, my memory does fail me because I cannot recall having spoken to you earlier.
Adva

Wishwas, I wrote to you and asked you to tell us about the use of graphology in India, whether the native tongues are being used as samples for analysis or is that done solely in English and if so, I wonder about the ramifications of it. I did not see any answer, so I am asking again. I am curious since graphology in India has been mentioned quite a lot recently.

Thanks in advance for your learned answer.

Adva
Vishwas

Hi Adva,

In India, there are a very few graphology teachers who can analyse handwriting samples in others languages such as Bengali and Hindi. I know of one person, Mr Mohan Bose from Calcutta, who can analyse Bengali samples. But mostly, the samples are analysed in English and therefore, the benefits of the science have not reached millions of people in India. But I hope that soon some steps will be taken towards that. So far, handwriting analysis in India was restricted to a few institutions that teach the science. But through a website like this, an effort has been made to make it accessible to several others. And the reach is indeed growing as a number of people write to me, saying they never knew about the wonderful science that can make a difference to their lives. If you have any further queries, please do not hesitate to write to me.

Regards,

Vishwas