The Truth About Graphology (Truth About Series) [Paperback]

Ruth Gardner (Author)

Book Description

Series: Truth About Series | Publication Date: January 8, 1951

Learn to interpret the messages in your handwriting and open to a new dimension in self-understanding, with "The Truth About Graphology" by Ruth Gardner.
Your handwriting consists of unusual configurations that can be decoded. "The Truth About Graphology "explains how to translate these tell-tale signs for accurate information about anyone's personality. You can determine the physical condition of your Uncle Bill by examining his baseline slants. Or measure your child's vitality by the pressure she uses. Will you work well with that new employee? Look at her letter spacing. Distinguish a moody person from one with an even temper--from their handwriting alone. With "The Truth About Graphology" you'll:
-Learn instant handwriting analysis in less than two hours
-Recognize the personal traits revealed in your handwriting
-Awaken to personality characteristics you previously ignored
-Recognize areas of budding potential
-Gain keen insight into others' actions
-Design a signature that reflects your self-image
-Practice your handwriting analysis skill at work and social events
-Uncover hidden personality traits
-Use the tell-tale signs in anyone's handwriting for an accurate assessment of their character
-Learn to use graphology for professional gain and entertainment
"The Truth About Graphology" is filled with illustrations that will finally make handwriting analysis easy for you to learn and practice. You'll learn, through examples and clear explanations, the meanings of the different letter slants, zones, spacing, loops and more. Once you learn handwriting analysis, people will be asking you to tell them about themselves: what are their hidden potentials, abilities, and even fears?
Here is a system that requires nothing more than a piece of paper and a pen, a technique that can be done anywhere. To find out more you must get "The Truth About Graphology.

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From the Publisher

An Italian physician published the first book on graphology—the science of handwriting analysis— in 1633. Today, the interest in graphology is exploding. Employers use handwriting experts to evaluate potential employees. European universities have psychology curriculums requiring study in handwriting psychology. There are national graphology organizations and correspondence schools.

The Truth About Graphology by Ruth Gardner shows how your personality is exposed in loops, lines, spaces, and other configurations that may not reflect the image you want to convey. You may decide to experiment with your writing—just for fun. As you recognize your unique characteristics, you can accentuate them through new writing styles. If your signature reflects negative characteristics, you can change it to spotlight your strengths. Or you may choose to leave your writing just as it is. Make up your mind from a basis of knowledge when you read The Truth About Graphology.

Graphology is an acquired skill, and anyone who has the motivation and persistence can learn it. In this world of legal documents, memos, and credit cards, the opportunities to apply this skill are endless. Begin by learning it with The Truth About Graphology.

About the Author

Ruth Gardner (1933-2010) is the author of The Truth About Graphology, Instant Handwriting Analysis, Celebrating the Crone and Instant Handwriting Interpretor, all published by Llewellyn Worldwide.  She was born on a South Dakota prairie farm and was educated in a one-room schoolhouse through the eighth grade. Later, she migrated to St. Paul to study nursing, and became an R.N. at age 20. In 1969 she began studying and eventually teaching, graphology.

Ms. Gardner had a BA in Human Services and was a consultant in areas of personal development, and was nationally accredited in biofeedback. She had also worked in a therapeutic massage clinic, instructing staff and clients in stress management.

In 1985 Ruth and her husband sold their home and purchased a 52-foot houseboat which they named Ra, after the Egyptian sun god. The Gardners moved aboard the houseboat and several months later cruised down the Mississippi, the Ohio, the Tennessee, the Tombigbee, and the inland on the Caloosahatchee River to Ft. Meyers, LaBelle, and Moore Haven (on Lake Okeechobee), Florida, living in each place a few months.

 

Product Details

• Paperback: 64 pages
• Publisher: Llewellyn Publications; 1ST edition (January 8, 1951)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 0875422527
• ISBN-13: 978-0875422527
• Product Dimensions: 6.9 x 4.3 x 0.1 inches
• Shipping Weight: 0.8 ounces
• Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #3,860,850 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

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This review is from: The Truth About Graphology (Truth About Series) (Paperback)

This book will help you for understanding some basic concepts about handwriting. Ideal for those that don't know anything about this exciting and unexplored aspect of our personality.