What
impact does your state of mind have on your handwriting? Does your
handwriting reflect you state of mind. Yes, I believe it does. I had
been through a very stressful period a couple of months back. At that
point of time my handwriting was scattered, at times sloping, the
size of alphabets was not uniform. Every alphabet appeared not in
alignment with the other characters in the word. Just like the state
of my mind, they too were disturbed.
Slowly
by the grace of God and my own efforts guided by Him, things were
very much under control. The problems that I faced did impact me, but
only for a few moments. In the next moment I would bring the
situation under control. Practically handling all the situations
successfully, gave me an immense confidence. My inner self blossomed
from the bud to a fragrant flower. I learned to be happy, confident
and unaffected by external factors.
I
started enjoying the blissful company of myself. Even when the person
before me tried to pressurize me in every possible way I was in
peace. The sense of confronting the odds instead of giving in to the
demands of the opponent gave me immense confidence. While I was
enjoying my newly found confidence, I suddenly realized that my
handwriting was reflecting my inner self.
Now
my handwriting had gained some mass and had developed a good shape to
attract the eyes of everyone. The alignment and the line spacing
competed with the print. The alphabets and characters were no longer
disturbed. They seemed to enjoy each others company. The writing
in total made by its very appearance, its readers, including me, feel
good. It looked like a well organised celebration of a festival,
where all the words and characters were under control, rather in
coordination with one another.
I
am very convinced of the impact which your feelings, moods have on
your handwriting. I heard that there are even courses where they
teach you to read handwriting. I was never interested in any such
courses. A senior colleague of mine was studying hand writings in one
of such courses. He had even asked me for my writing specimens. I had
agreed to send him my specimens over the phone. But I don’t know
why I did not send it to him. Anyways I was never interested in
formally learning the impact of emotions of the handwriting. Though
some claim it to be a perfect science. Now perfect science? Is any
science perfect?
I
some times wonder does the impact work the other way round? Suppose
you are disturbed. What if you write something in beautiful hand?
Will it change your mood? Does a good handwriting leave an impact on
your state of mind? Try and do let me know.
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