6th August 2003 - Sue Biddle
"All is revealed in your "
GRAPHOLOGY
Handwriting Analysis
Only
a short while
ago folk
equated
handwriting
analysis with
the pseudo
science, today,
people have a
broader outlook
of this
methodology,
although Sue
(shown left)
explained that
this
methodology is
not new and can
be traced back
to the monks in
the middle
ages. Or indeed
back to Roman
times, it
appears that
central Europe
has been the
lead nations
with an Italian
University
publishing the
first written
documentation.
Handwriting analysis is a method of observation and interpretation, based on understanding and blended into a science
Handwriting analysis can identify subconscious and conscious personality characteristics. These traits relate to your behaviour, motivation, sexuality, ambitions, and other personality variations.
A hand-written envelope arrives in your post box and more often than not you don't even have to open it to know whom it's from.
Why is this? When initially we were all taught to write in the some way. As we grow so does our character, soon each of us has developed our own distinctive style of writing that is unique and identifies us to our friends and relatives. But it is much, much more than that.
Handwriting is a picture of your character frozen at the time of writing. It can show many aspects of your personality, relationships, fear of the future, what things are important in your life. To extract most of it you only need to perform the basic interpretations of handwriting analysis.
Sue explained that over one hundred personality and character traits can be explored and from these learn a great deal about any writer; insights that would have taken months, even years, to discover by other methods. For example, you'll know if the writer is stable, tactful, sincere, conscientious, intelligent, imaginative, honest, organised, and happens to love sex (or not). Conversely, you may determine if the writer is arrogant, brutal, conceited, deceitful, greedy, impatient, irritable, resentful, stubborn, or selfish.
Each time we write we communicate information about ourselves. Some things are consistent but our writing can change from day to day, even from letter to letter, depending on whom we are writing to and how we feel. Just the tiniest nuance on one letter can say things about us to a trained eye.
Sue used an OHP (Over head projector) to show numerous textural examples of script in various modes and explained the significance of these to determine some of the traits mentioned above.
Sue presented a very interesting lecture on her subject of graphology, her presentation was well structure and informative, certainly new to most members. She generated an enthusiastic atmosphere and this resulted in a magnitude of question so much so that the President had to curtail the hands raised with requests. This is an excellent sign that members found the topic of interest, whether this same membership are convince of the technology remains to be seen!
Members after a fitting vote of thanks applauded Sue most warmly.
Below are some extracts from Sue's publicity material, this is worth further study and if you are members of other Groups who could benefit then contact details are given.
The Holistic View
Handwriting analysis is complex. Each individual element of writing cannot be considered alone as one aspect may affect or contradict another. Only when the writing has been viewed as a whole can a picture emerge.
First Impressions
The overall size of the writing may be large indicating a larger than life personality wanting to be in the spotlight. Should this aspect be combined with a much smaller middle section, however, then the person would not have the confidence to carry this out.
Contradictions
There could be indications in the writing that a person uses both logical and emotional processes when trying to make a decision. These are contradictions, which may cause the person to be indecisive.
Sue's interest in handwriting analysis began in 1985.
Her formal training in the subject includes:
Three year Handwriting Analysis course at Roehampton campus part of the University of Surrey
Study course on the Psychology of handwriting and Jung's theories in relation to handwriting at the London School of Economics
Attending residential graphology courses.
Attending specialist lectures held at the Graphology Society
But her specialist interest in Graphology stemmed from her early studies and she said,
"Since those early days I have been hooked on the subject"
Sue lives in Woking Surrey and is qualified to teach Handwriting Analysis courses at Adult Education Centres and regularly lectures to various groups and clubs in the South-East. Sue also presents at Company Conferences and runs workshops.
Aside from this she has a wide interest in complementary therapies. In particular Sue is a qualified Natural Healer and leads a meditation group.
A Useful Tool For Self-Development / Awareness.
Handwriting analysis can highlight areas of the personality that you may want to improve to achieve your potential - answering such questions as:
Do you lock confidence?
Are you assertive enough?
Do you connect with others?
Are you afraid of the future?
You can then develop these areas and initiate change for the better.
Handwriting analysis is also used for:
Recruitment purposes
Compatibility
Forgery detection
Therapeutic purposes
Comments received on Sue's analyses.
"So insightful and accurate, done with great sensitivity"
"Spot on - got me to a T - very perceptive indeed"
" Excellent - I am going home with a new direction as to what I must do"
"Absolutely fascinating"
"Thank you so much it was very helpful indeed"
Personal handwriting analysis
Sue will provide you with a personal analysis, which can concentrate on any areas you, would particularly like help. This can be done on a one-to-one basis or by post. Gift vouchers are available
Talks to Groups, clubs or at Conferences
Sue gives an entertaining overview of the history and art of graphology. She shows some samples of writing and reveal a few interesting tradesmen's secrets along the way.
Workshops
Sue runs workshops for groups up to a maximum of ten people. The day can include an overview of basic graphology skills and a chance to use them with your own handwriting - with Sue's expert eye to help you!
Email: sue.biddle1@btopenworld.com
or Telephone No 01483 762480