Graphology: Why should you get your handwriting analyzed?

Graphology is the study of human personality through writing. It is a projective personality test that lets you know the temperament, genertic factors that lead our behaviours, biological basis, character. 

What is graphology? 

Graphology is the study of human personality through writing. It is a projective personality test that lets you know the temperament, genertic factors that lead our behaviours, biological basis, character.  

Why should I go to a  graphologist? Is it necessary? Let me tell you some of its key feature and you can make an informed decision! 

  1. It can help you understand your subconscious mind and explore your personality. 

  2. It is based on the principle that every person's handwriting is as unique as their fingerprints. 

  3. It is the study of strokes and patterns present in your handwriting. 

  4. It is a step towards self discovery. 

Grapho-therapy: how does it help us? 

It is a comprehensive therapy is designed for you by making necessary changes in the strokes present in your handwriting. It is known as graphotherapy.

Your handwriting reveals a lot about your personality. Below mentioned characteristics are only a few from a long list of personality traits that your handwriting sample can reveal.

Physical and emotional characteristics

Strengths & Weaknesses

Likes & Dislikes

Confidence level

Leadership qualities

Ability to plan and organize

Concentration level

It is a great way to analyze a person's personality as it provides clues about why the person behaves as he does.

How can handwriting reveal so much about you?

Research says that only 15-20% of brain cells are active when you speak, whereas when you write, about 85-90% of the brain cells are active. Therefore, graphology is the best way to understand your personality through handwriting. 

As students, you learned to write in a particular way. But you didn’t continue to write in the same way. As soon as you were able to write, you modified the shapes and sizes of the letters and developed a unique handwriting style.

Each stroke or pattern formed on paper corresponds to a particular personality trait.

By studying these graphic patterns, a trained graphologist can tell you whatever is going inside your mind when writing.