Your writing is actually the mirror of your soul. When you follow the procedures in Handwriting Analysis, you will be able to take any sample of handwriting and conduct a complete analysis of character and personality. You may even go forward to use the skill as a professional tool, or as the basis for a career. Includes tests and reviews, with answers at the end of the book. Also contains a section on analyzing children's writing.
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P. Scott Hollander had studied and used the Tarot for more than 20 years. Over the years, she did numerous readings, both face to face and at long distance. She had also used the cards for counseling and some magical operations and had taught their use as meditation tools. (She felt that she has reached the level of The Star in her own studies.) A professional freelance writer, she wrote and published books, articles, and short stories for more than 25 years.
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Graphology takes time.,
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This review is from: Handwriting Analysis: A complete self-teaching guide (Paperback)
Handwriting analysis has always been an interest of mine. I liked the fact that in the back of the book there is a glossary for terms that graphologists use. Graphology isn't necessarily made easy with this book, but nothing worth learning is. There are many illustrations, and in every chapter there is a little quiz to put what you learned to the test. The only down side to these quizes is the fact that the answers are not very detailed. I don't expect anyone to make any money by being a graphologist by merely reading this book, because I have tried to analyze other people's handwriting, and I could only give vague generalizations. I would have had to look up the information again, and I didn't bring the book with me on that day. Another problem with analyzing other people's handwriting is the fact that they want to prove you wrong. I however found that what the book says about other people's personalities or his or her state of mind at the time of writing, is very accurate. I would recommend this book to whomever wants to learn more about handwriting analysis. If they are in it to make money, don't expect to make money right away, because it takes years of practice, I'm assuming.
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Who or what runs your life? Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
loopless ascenders, disorganized script, lower zone loops, zone usage, printed insertions, zone emphasis, hidden loops, script size, trait indicators, line with the stem, does this writer, unnecessary accessories, rounded formations, script flow, zone variation, angular script, letter width, closed formations, right tilt, middle zone, zone balance, upper zone, identity words, pen pressure, script form Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
American Schoolform, Principles of the Analysis, Baseline Direction, John Smith New!
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loopless ascenders, disorganized script, lower zone loops, zone usage, printed insertions, zone emphasis, hidden loops, script size, trait indicators, line with the stem, does this writer, unnecessary accessories, rounded formations, script flow, zone variation, angular script, letter width, closed formations, right tilt, middle zone, zone balance, upper zone, identity words, pen pressure, script form Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
American Schoolform, Principles of the Analysis, Baseline Direction, John Smith New!
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- The New Palmistry: How to Read the Whole Hand and Knuckles by Judith Hipskind in Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- Tarot for Beginners: An Easy Guide to Understanding & Interpreting the Tarot (For Beginners (Llewellyn's)) by P. Scott Hollander in Back Matter
- Instant Handwriting Analysis: A Key to Personal Success (Llewellyn's self-help series) by Ruth Gardner in Back Matter
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