Get your handwriting analysed for free

June 13, 2009
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  • Adva

    Hello Wishwas,
    Thanks for your quick reply. I understand what you are saying perfectly and
    I thought as much.
    In Hebrew for your learned information, we had a man named Israel Odem who
    dedicated his life work for adapting graphology principles into Hebrew and
    he has done a most wonderful job, and helped create in Israel a large
    community of graphologists and it is in great use in Israel as a result. I
    myself work now for 20 years almost as a practicing graphologist in a very
    professional manner.
    I suppose you will need someone of his stature in order to do the same into
    your own languages.
    the problem though with Indian/English is that it is possible that the
    samples produced by Indians, may not be how shall I say this, show great
    proficiency in this language and this can deter from the accuracy of the
    analysis. Has anyone among you thought of this? I think it is an important
    issue.
    A little advice if I may, I am afraid Bart Baggart is going to introduce
    into India low level graphology. I hope you and your colleagues will take
    the trouble to get European graphology text books (in English) and learn
    from them properly,
    All the best,
    Adva Weinerman Ph.D, C.G.
    SHVA Inst. Handwriting Analysis & Personnel Recruit Services
    Office: 972(9)745-1955/ fax: 744-6155
    Res: 744-2327 Israel cellular: (52)250-8617
    http://www.shva.biz

  • Vishwas

    Honestly, I don’t think proficiency in English can be a deciding factor as far as the accuracy of handwriting analysis is concerned. Sometimes, I get correct analys even through transliteration. However, we definitely need handwriting experts in all Indian languages, which will add to the value and scope of the science and enrich it all the more.

    Vishwas

  • Adva

    Wishwas, please raise this topic on Vanguard, I think you will hear
    different views from yours. It is an accepted rule that lack of manual
    proficiency in writing deters from the naturalness of the gesture and
    prohibits full and correct analysis.
    I am sorry you are not aware of this and I hope you will consult with Sheila
    and the rest of the distinguished graphologists on her list.
    Thanks very much for you input. I will not write further to your website.
    Please provide personal address if you wish to discuss graphology with me
    which I will do with great pleasure.
    We are all mailing each other either privately or on the lists for all to
    see. With your website, I don’t know who is reading my mails. I hope you
    understand.
    All the best, Adva

  • Guest

    thanks for reply…

    but i still have a query…

    what abt complete change in handwriting? coz i write in print handwriting and in cursive handwriting…

  • Vishwas

    That means you sometimes need people and sometimes you want to keep all emotions check because you believe you can’t trust others.

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