Signature Analysis

SIGNATURE ANALYSIS EXPOSES THE OUTER PERSONALITY


The script tells about the writer’s attitude towards society and the environment whereas the signature expresses his attitude, inner feelings and value towards himself.
The signature perceives the way we want others to see us but is not necessarily the way we are. A signature is one’s own personal mark, the most personal indicator of one’s psychological makeup. It reveals as much as any part of the script, but it is also more revealing, giving deeper psychological truths. This is because the signature stands for the writer himself. It is his own persona on paper. It actually may reveal characteristics he wishes to hide.

When the script is the same as the signature, there is no pretense and “what you see is whm you get.” When different, the signature indicates the way the writer wishes others to see him, whereas the script discloses the way he actually is.

Although a great deal can be learned from a signature alone, it should only be studied and interpreted in conjunction with the writing.

When a writer uses two or more signatures it portrays different moods and each signature should be analyzed separately. Different signatures are used, for example, to distinguish between business and social roles, or possibly to give another a “message” probably unknowingly.
Any signature indicated is the one that portrays the particular mood that writer was in at the time it was written. Obviously, then, we cannot conclude that the personality indicated will always hold true In fact, the chances are that they will be different, at to some degree, at different times, certainly over the years.

Science of Signature

It is globally accepted that the signature of a person can be used to identify his transactions, this signature is now accepted by law, on bonds, deeds and other official documents even on international agreements. To forge another person’s signature is a crime heavily punished by the criminal law of every country.

Universally Signature is accepted as an unique identity of a person, so when this identity is created by an individual, it is actually drawn by hand with the direction & support of brain where brain receives inputs of visualization & creation of Signature by invisible conscious & sub-conscious mind, ultimately invisible mind which a mental nature of a person represents itself graphically which called as Signature. Thus Sign of Nature is Signature.
Signature is a unique graphic representation of a personality which he defines for himself consciously & subconsciously. Its not only handwriting but the freehand sketch of individual own because you can very well cross the regulations of regular standards & norms of handwriting coz nobody ask you the content of signature. It depends on individual whether to make it transparent, semitransparent or complicated. But when a person write something, there should be readability & transparency. Because objective of handwriting is to convey something but objective of signature is to create personal graphical symbol . So person is free when he design his signature, an individual find more scope to personal representation compare to normal writing.

Signature Therapy (Change in Signature)

Its been observed, in the various stages & ages of life signature changes automatically as the major changes happens in the personality or circumstance. It proves the connectivity of change in personality & Signature. Same way change in signature can bring a change in personality.

Change in signature can make a change in personal capacity & skills.

Its a subtle science of making an interference and forwarding specific message to conscious & subconscious mind by means adding or eliminating specific graphical shapes in Signature.

Change in signature is not required to everybody, in specific cases only it is required A minor change in the signature can play a major role in the Life .

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