Posted on February 5th, 2010 by Free Handwriting Analysis
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You will have the same experience very likely with your own favorite author. Somewhere along the way you will get his or her handwriting, and you will understand the individual back of the written words. That will make both the writer and the book much nearer to you-because you too will know the author. This [...]
Posted on February 3rd, 2010 by Free Handwriting Analysis
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Graphology has given me one reward that cannot be measured in dollars and cents, or for that matter, in any other way I can describe. It has given me the ability to know people. All kinds of people. There have been famous religious leaders like Stephen S. Wise, the great Jewish Rabbi, and Hal Wallis, [...]
Posted on January 30th, 2010 by Free Handwriting Analysis
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There is one other point that should be faced in dealing with homosexuality and what new york handwriting expert says about the condition. Older homosexuals do not lead younger girls and boys into homosexuality. Not in one case in a thousand. Checking handwriting after handwriting one fact has stood out clearly. It is not uncommon [...]
Posted on January 26th, 2010 by Free Handwriting Analysis
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He had the criminal tendencies but personality types in handwriting did not reveal any signs of homosexuality. He accepted his situation casually, indifferently, and blackmailed men who fell for his offer of sex. He would have found some other avenue of blackmailing if he had not been able to use sex as an excuse. Every [...]
Posted on January 22nd, 2010 by Free Handwriting Analysis
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Several weeks later we put him on as office boy. Within three months he had married a girl in the filing department, but they did not live happily “everafter”. Instead, they existed, and she clung to him in spite of the fact that he would leave her for weeks without funds, and would return and [...]
Posted on January 18th, 2010 by Free Handwriting Analysis
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Lord Alfred Douglas was a homosexual with a subconscious feeling of guilt, and it is the fear or guilt feeling in his mind that created the evidence in his writing (plate 128). However, there is one indication that shows a possibility of the existence of homosexuality. When lower loops are made as square circles, very [...]
Posted on January 13th, 2010 by Free Handwriting Analysis
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A very famous woman medical doctor, with years of teaching in a famous medical college has this to say about sex when she was asked this question: “Why is it that there can never be a discussion of sex with an impersonal slant?” Her comment which follows is the finest brief concept of sex relationships [...]
Posted on January 9th, 2010 by Free Handwriting Analysis
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You will find a number of other plates in this chapter, merely as expressions of the personalities and the difference in personality that identified one from another. Great penmanship is almost a matter of history. Here and there you will find someone who still does magnificent flourished birds, and writes an ornate or decorative hand [...]
Posted on January 5th, 2010 by Free Handwriting Analysis
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Young D. E. Garter who was teaching penmanship in a business school when he was fifteen went on to be an Oklahoma banker. His handwriting remained fluent but it was different. Where Tamblyn, who had been a teacher, retraced his “m’s” and “n’s” because he was thrifty, Carter made a marked separation, and also his [...]
Posted on January 1st, 2010 by Free Handwriting Analysis
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Finally, I came to his conservatism shown by the broad curves of his three letters. Then he chuckled. “You mean I’m just plain tight”, he said. There was just one answer to make, “y°u are ultra conservative”. After that Tamblyn was satisfied that graphologist definition was not a racket, and on one or two occasions [...]