Self Handwriting Analysis effects

Did I mention that I analyse handwritings? I do. I am sure I have mentioned it many a time.

Why I took up Handwriting Analysis etc etc is going to be a long long long post. So that will have to wait for a more conducive time. Right now its almost 7 in the morning, and a night without sleep makes a person write all kinds of crap. So I dont want to write a long post full of crap. I would rather write a short one :o)

Ok. But the central theme of this post remains graphology.

Have u ever tried u read ur own palm? Or tried to identify ur own body language?
When I used to go for Yoga classes in Infosys, at the end of a gruelling session of Yoga (oh yes Yoga can be much much much more taxing on the body than lifting weights), the instructors asked us to lie down and breathe. Then he asked us to count our breaths. Invariably the breathing speed used to reduce (more importantly change). Why?

When we are conscious of something we are doing, and we know that the right way to do it, or the way we want it done, is not exactly the way its being done right now, then our body or conscious involuntarily tries to bring it to the way we want.

Same is the case with Handwriting. When I know what my handwriting means, and there is something that I want to improve on, then automatically my brain would try and change my natural flow of handwriting to the desirable flow.

Is this good or bad? A bit of both.
Good, because what is happening here is graphotherapy (am not sure of the term). One can actually influence a change or improvement in characteristics by changing one's handwriting, or continuously practising writing specific words or letters in specific ways. It works.
Bad, because I find it very difficult to write in my normal flow (unless I am in an exam where graphology jaye tel bechne :o)). Even my drawings (I analyse drawings too :o)) invariably reflect what I want them to reflect. So the spontaneity is lost to a large extent.

But then in today's world where we hardly put pen to paper (except for signing credit card dues...oh btw I have never owned a credit card :o)), graphology or graphotherapy etc arent really very practical.

Disclaimer: The views and fundae expressed in this post may not be in sync with the available literature on the subject. This is something the author beleives and hence its his personal opinion (aajkal ki duniya mein pata nahi kaun kab maar le :o) )