PART 1 - What is the Nature of Your Signature?

Hello everyone,

Wish you all a very happy and prosperous New Year! May this 2020 help you live your life to the fullest!

Today I am going to talk about Signature. Friends, signature is our conscious form of handwriting. We decide how we want our signature to be like and work on it. This is then accepted as representation of our self at various important places like banks and on documents like Aadhar Card, Pan Card and Passport etc. It also represents how we want others to see us. It states, “See, this is who I am.” Though Signature should not be analysed on its own, let’s dig a bit deeper to understand Signature Analysis.

The first point we would cover today is Legible, Illegible or Partially Illegible Signature.

People with a legible signature would like the world to know who they are. They are completely open minded. Such a writer though tries to prevent himself from verbally expressing what is on his mind, will express it all through facial expressions. Those who know me can understand this😊. A legible writer cannot hide his good or bad side for long time.

People with illegible signature will not want their identity to be disclosed. They like to maintain an aura of secrecy around their personality. They are least bothered if anyone is able to read their signature or not. The reason why they project themselves mysterious can be found in their handwriting.

Those with partially illegible handwriting are somewhat like the illegible writers. They may not tell you the whole story. They will invariably leave out some important facts. They will only disclose what they feel publicizing. 

Which category do you fit in? Have you ever thought about this? This is just a tip of the iceberg in Handwriting and Signature Analysis. There are infinite things which let a Graphologist study a personality of an individual and help him change few traits for his betterment.

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