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Handwriting is a combination of dots and every dot has 360 angles. Writings have 16 aspects which appear in 3 zones:-

1. Upper Zone

2. Middle Zone

3. Lower Zone

When we hold a pen for signature between the fingers, it brings in together 108 elements in contact with each other. Every element communicates with each other. This contact establishes relationship between character & personality.

Every contact can foretell future action or a step an individual proposes to take in the near future.

Graphology can help you understand friends relatives employees, employers, known & unknown persons. You can analyse whether the person is reliable, trustworthy, this sometimes can help you change you future by taking a better course by just observing some changes in habit & actions. Thus improve your life by making minor changes.

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Handwriting analysis, also known as Graphology provides answers to many questions connected with personality. This can be achieved with such depth and accuracy that it often seems uncanny. 

To the Graphologist, a page of handwriting says far more than the actual contents of the letter because the handwriting itself reveals so much more about the true personality of the writer. 

Spoken words can be manipulated to hide real thoughts and feelings; but the genuine emotions and attitudes inherent in the handwriting that forges those words cannot be falsified.

The reason for this is that handwriting is intimately connected with one's thought processes and emotions and is therefore a very personal part of one's make-up.

Written words take shape on paper in spontaneous movements that minutely reflect the attitudes and feelings of the writer so that handwriting becomes a fine and sensitive gauge of sentiment.

A good handwriting analysis gives an accurate and realistic description of a personality that the reader was unable to acquire in any other way.

But to achieve this end, the analyst needs to have a blend of technical expertise and human understanding. It is a combination which demands of the analyst both scientific accuracy and creative synthesis.

Autographs and signatures reveal a lot about the rich and famous. But they also tell a great deal about you and me. Autograph collecting has always been a popular hobby with children. But adults are even more caught up with what has now become a very lucrative industry.

There's a great deal of money involved particularly when it comes to autographs of the rich and famous. Signatures of historical characters are also in great demand. Collectors of celebrity autographs have spawned a huge industry. But besides the historical interest of these autographs, do these collectors actually appreciate how much information can be extracted from their documents?

When an autograph consists of a signature and a paragraph or two of writing it's much easier to form a realistic picture of the writer. However, a signature on its own is much more difficult to interpret accurately. The reason for this is that a signature is really a graphic indication of how the writer sees himself. Often it shows how he would like to see himself.

Autographs of celebrities can be very revealing of their self-image. Clearly, a signature can't tell us everything but it does reveal a lot about the writer's self-image. For example, you sometimes see a signature with very large, inflated and ornate capitals that contrasts markedly with the rest of the autograph. This shows an individual who feels insecure but tries to hide it with a display of importance.

Pretty handwriting can sometimes be deceptive

The following sample though brief, is a good example of pretty handwriting.
It reveals a pleasant personality with little depth.
There is little strength in the handwriting and the focus is on decoration rather than on communication.
The writer is pretentious and ineffectual. So much for looks being able to deceive! Now the next sample is a little different. It's an excellent example of a rather simple decorative handwriting combined with perfectionism.

This too, shows pretty handwriting which is pleasant to look at but holds little depth. The first observation is that this is weak handwriting. There is no strength in the strokes.

There is a good sense of line in the capital D and particularly in the capital N of "Noticias." But notice how the decorative element is too conservative to be really artistic.

Also note the even base line and regular middle zone which indicate perfectionism. "A sense of design" is the best way to describe this handwriting because it is decorative rather than imaginative. It is also conventional rather than creative