What is "Mindwriting" ?

Does it make a difference if I am left or right handed?

What about SEX?

The hand is merely the vehicle which the mind uses to express itself, consciously and/or subconsciously, so a better description of the process of handwriting would be to call it "mindwriting." I use the two terms interchangeably throughout these pages.

Some people, through unfortunate accidents or birth defects, are forced to hold a pen with their foot or in their mouth, and the resultant "mindwriting" continues to be reflective of the individual's unique personality exactly as if they held the instrument in their right (or left) hand.

Left or right-handedness cannot be determined from analyzing your mindwriting. Neither can your sex (or sexual orientation) or age be determined by this analysis. That's why we ask you to tell us whether you are male or female and how old you are.

But we can tell if you are a romantic, and whether you are very interested in sex, or could care less about the whole subject!

Can I change my personality by changing my writing?

This is referred to as Graphotherapy and can be used as a tool for expanding your knowledge of yourself, for self improvement, and self understanding.

WARNING: It is not a good idea to deliberately try to change the slant or direction of the writing, as this has to do with the basic inherited emotional structure a person is born with - the nucleus of the personality, i.e. introvert/ extrovert, logical/ emotional, social/ antisocial. The slant to the right or left, forward or back, or lack of inclination (perpendicular to the baseline) will sometimes change over the course of a person's life due to a variety of circumstances, but do not try to force this change, especially in children.

YES, if a person truly desires to acquire new or more positive personality traits and diligently follows a program of disciplined practice sessions for about 30 minutes each day for 30 consecutive days, changes in writing habits/styles can and will most likely occur, and the individual will also tend to acquire the character traits associated with the new strokes.

BUT care must be taken to watch the overall penmanship for signs of change which may indicate that other traits are being affected by the attempt to change the personality.

The subconscious does not appear to like being "disturbed" and may seem at first like it wants to resist your efforts as it tries to ward off your conscious reprogramming of its familiar (albeit negative) patterns.

What about numbers?  

Can I improve my mathematical ability using these techniques?

The way you form your numbers can determine your mathematical productivity. In other words, if you want to improve your relationship with numbers, mathematics, (money?) and become better at "ciphering," the same principles that apply to your script will work with numbers.

Try writing your numbers with a vertical positioning, up and down, not slanted in either direction. And make the numbers smaller than your normal writing. These two disciplines will increase your logical thinking abilities and improve your concentration and accuracy.

What does it mean if I print my letters instead of writing in script?

Are there any good books on learning to do handwriting analysis?

Printing may indicate artistic or aesthetic tendencies or abilities and/or an intuitive thinking style, and could also mean that the "printer" wants his ideas to be clearly understood by the reader. But many factors enter into the final conclusions the analyst will make. Just as in all cases of handwriting analysis, many different indications and characteristics have to be taken into consideration to make a determination of character or personality. How large is the writing? How neat? What do the margins say about the writer? What about the slant?

It is possible to learn graphology, and obtain the keys to unlocking the "secrets" of mindwriting, through practice, study and hard work. Like I always say, anyone can walk on water, if she knows where the rocks are. (Life is an illusion, after all.)

My signature looks very different from my handwriting. Why is that?

Very briefly, your signature shows how you want the world to perceive you, and if it looks decidedly different from your overall handwriting, then you probably are not one of those people one would describe as "what you see is what you get." In fact, just the opposite is likely to be true. Your public persona is one thing, and your private self is quite another.

Or perhaps how you perceive yourself is different than how you want to be perceived by others?

What are the benefits of using hand/mindwriting analysis versus other forms of "divination"?

Many people associate handwriting analysis with fortune telling, palmistry, the runes, tarot cards, astrology, psychics and the crystal ball. Why is that? Because the astoundingly accurate personality profiles one can produce with the process does seem like "magic" to anyone who is not familiar with the scientific, systematic, learnable, and teachable methods used by graphologists today.