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Freud and the Powerful Emotions revealed in his Handwriting

Sandra

Freud’s handwriting is a perfect example of powerful emotion and passion on the page. It’s a rich and complex handwriting with much evidence of originality and drive.

But to me, the most outstanding features are the power and the passion so evident in his handwriting.

Of course, when the handwriting is as rich and as complex as Freud’s it can be rather challenging to analyze.

But the complexity alone speaks volumes and soon you begin to see the outstanding features that bring his personality to life on the page.

One of the most fascinating aspects of handwriting analysis is its ability to uncover certain facets of personality that are not generally known by the public.

So with these things in mind, let’s take a look at a sample of Freud’s handwriting: Read more »

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Sadness and frustration are reflected in handwriting

Sandra

In my blog relationship-world, I wrote about how I saw a group of about 40 frustrated bees dashing themselves against a window pane in sadness and frustration.

It’s only a little story but it does draw our attention to something that we can all relate to: the trap and loop of inevitability that we sometimes fall into.

Many of us, through force of circumstance or possibly through some problem of our own making, find ourselves helplessly buzzing our lives against closed window panes.

It’s a loop of sadness that we often find difficult to crawl out of. Unfortunately the longer it continues, the more likely it is that sadness and frustration will set in and become ingrained in our personalities. Read more »

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Most People Miss the Point about Graphology

Sandra

I’ve often bemoaned the fact that most people seem to miss the point about Graphology. It’s easy to see why. Because let’s face it; personal information sourced from handwriting is regarded with deep suspicion. In short, Graphology has a dubious reputation.

There are various reasons for this. But I’m not going to go into validating Graphology or handwriting analysis here.

You will either be receptive to it or not. (If you want to find out more about the scientific side of all this you can check out Research and Validation Studies for Graphology)

What I want to focus on here is why those people who do accept the validity of graphology totally miss the point anyway!

I know that there are some who will disagree with me. But let me explain. Read more »

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Graphology for personal development? You must be joking!

Sandra

You must be joking!

Actually, I’m not joking.

I’m being quite serious about it.

Graphology or handwriting analysis has a great deal to do with personal development and I’ll tell you why this is so in a moment.

But before I do, I’m going to show you an interesting illustration that shows the wide reach of graphology at a glance.

It comes from an independent survey and poll that I found at Steve Pavlina’s site. And it shows some of the most important aspects of personality that you can access through graphology.

Articles about handwriting analysis rarely give you colorful illustrations like this – so naturally it caught my eye. And very happy I was to see it too.

At any rate it should give you quite a bit to think about. Read more »

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How to find the Genius within you

Sandra

We may not all be full on geniuses but we all have a spark of genius within us.

It may be in the form of a talent or a skill that you haven’t fully developed or it may be an unusual ability that you had never really thought about seriously.

Whatever it is, the trick is to be able to find it and recognize it even if it is only a spark. Because, who knows? You may just be able to fan that small spark into a flame!

Until comparatively recently, we only associated genius with great men such as Einstein, Leonardo Da Vinci or Mozart.

But we should never assume that genius is only about intelligence or art.

The new thinking is that genius can be found in areas that we had never before associated with genius. Read more »

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How Confident are you? Check your Handwriting for Clues

Sandra

Do you think of yourself as a confident person? Or do you simply not know where you rate on the scale of confidence?

Actually, it’s important to know because in today’s world confidence rules. The fact is that if you want to succeed you have to be confident.

That’s just how it works!

A confident person has a head start in almost any competitive field.

Have you noticed how a sports coach will do everything in his power to instill confidence into his team?

Why?

Because confidence makes the difference between winning and losing – and the coach knows it. Never underestimate the power of confidence! Read more »

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