Through your handwriting you can find out if you are really ready for change and a new beginning

The manuscript helps us graphologists to understand the writer's attitude to the need to start over.

It reveals how the writer feels about himself when he starts and whether there is a gap between what he exhibits on the outside and what is happening inside.

This is how you will know through your writing what your true inner desire is

Hana Koren Graphology Institute

04/10/2022

Tuesday, 04 October 2022, 00:06 Updated: 00:20

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Time for new beginnings?

You should check it out (Photo: ShutterStock)

Before you start reading the article - you are invited to challenge yourself: take a smooth A4 page and fill it with spontaneous writing.

Only after that, read the article and examine whether the insights in it connect with what you know about yourself.

Here we are again at the beginning of a new year, and as usual, it is accompanied by a feeling that now is the time to start, change, develop... to write the book we always wanted, quit the job we don't like, start a new business, bring another child into the world, change old habits and not healthy.

The new year brings a sense of renewal and who among us hasn't at least once been in the place of "it's time to start something new... change something old..."?

Every time we start something new, the beginning is accompanied by a certain emotion - or a variety of emotions: if we are in the mood for success or in the mood for failure, if we have already decided eighty times that "tomorrow is a diet" and tomorrow never came (or the flash for two days and negoz), if we had Characters who encouraged us to start and encouraged us when we failed or alternatively those who despised our thoughts, dreams and made sure to let us know how "impossible", "ridiculous" or "expected and known in advance" it would be when it did not progress according to plans.

To understand the writer's attitude to new beginnings, you need to understand where you see the beginnings in the manuscript:

The first letter that is written on the page, the beginning of the line, the beginning of the line, the beginning of the word - every time we place the pen on the page, we actually come out of the inner place reserved only for us and bring ourselves into the world.

As long as we don't write, no one has any way of knowing what we are going through.

Who we are.

Are we smart or stupid?

Amusing and fascinating or boring?

When we don't write it's like we're silent.

are not found

On the other hand, as soon as we put the pen on the page and start writing, it is as if we entered the room, opened our mouths, expressed ourselves and our opinions and on the other side there is you, the audience that reads, listens, judges, criticizes, contains, examines.

How do new beginnings affect you?

Time to find out (Photo: ShutterStock)

So how do we know how the writer feels when he starts?

Movement -

If the writer's movement is loose, spontaneous or even impulsive, the writer is actually telling us that he is spontaneous or impulsive.

Spontaneity teaches about a degree of self-confidence that teaches about the ability to start new things with the belief that I can succeed.

Will I really succeed?

It depends on my ability to persevere, to face challenges and those will be seen in other graphic features.

If the writer's movement is blocked, stopped, forced or lax, we will learn about barriers, restraints, fears, anxieties, emotional, mental or physical fatigue - or laziness and depression.

Depends on all the other elements in the manuscript, of course.

But in any case - the beginning is much more difficult, takes more resources, is scary.

Still, it may be that despite the anxieties and fears - the beginning, as soon as it happens, will give rise to action and results since the writer will persevere until the end.

or not...

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Spontaneous writing versus frozen writing:

Types of writing (photo: official website, Hana Koren Institute of Graphology)

The margin of the head -

another way to check how the writer starts is to examine the margin of the head.

How much space does he leave at the top of the page before he enters it and starts writing?

Does he jump into the water or does he need time, a long time...?

The wider the margin of the head and there is much more "white" above the top line - the writer needs more time.

However, the narrower the margin of the head - the writer needs less time before starting an activity.

All this with a caveat, since sometimes frightened and anxious writers tend to write the top line next to the beginning of the page from the top, as this gives them some sense of security and they do not reveal the amount of time it took them until they decided what the first word would be, what they would write, what they would say, what and how they would perform the what is being done

Wide fringes vs. narrow/absent fringes:

margin (photo: official website, Hana Koren Institute of Graphology)

Shuli Haimin -

Shuli Haimin reveals how the writer sets out every day anew.

The more "white" he leaves on the right for writing - he needs more time with himself.

The less you leave white, the faster it goes out for activity.

The shape of the fringe: straight, winding, widening or missing You will learn about the way it comes out: is it consistent (straight), every day leaving the house is accompanied by a changing feeling (winding), does it gain confidence while progressing (widening) or actually loses confidence ( are missing).

marginal differences:

Marginal differences (photo: official website, Hana Koren Graphology Institute)

There are many more ways to examine the entry of the writer into the page and how he feels about the beginning, the very beginning of a new activity, but for that we need a whole course.

What would I like you to remember?

that in order to succeed and reach our goals we sometimes have to start again and again, fall, fail but rise again.

Not always, maybe on the contrary - most of the time, successes don't "fall" to us from the air.

We need to make an effort, persevere, persevere, learn from mistakes and failures, not give up.

What more?

that many times we start and set out with a very clear vision of the final goal we want to reach.

Don't forget that if these are long-term projects, sometimes reality changes, we change.

Stop, take a breath and ask yourself: is the goal I set for myself then still relevant today?

If so - continue.

If not - there is no shame in making a decision that "it doesn't suit me anymore" and instead of continuing to "waste" time, it's time to recheck if the goal, the path or both are not suitable and it's time to make a decision and perform a "route recalculation".

In any case, I wish you a wonderful year, I wish that you will make exciting resolutions for the new year and go towards their implementation with enthusiasm and pleasure, that you will be able to find the way to persevere even when it is not fun and pleasant and when it seems that the difficulty is great.

As long as the price is worth the end result for you.

Happy new year!

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