from slavery to freedom?
Some of us haven't gotten there yet (Photo: ShutterStock)
Passover was "born" to mark the departure from slavery to freedom - and yet: are we really free?
I'm not talking about the freedom to do whatever comes to mind, but about the freedom to choose what suits and is right for us, about the freedom within relationships - to express our inner truth and so on.
Not surprisingly, our manuscript will tell about our inner sense of freedom, about the way we obey the laws on the one hand but keep the individual on the other, about our "position" in the middle between the authentic desire and the demands of society.
And the truth?
It's pretty simple to see.
So let's get to know some different ways to see the sense of freedom and liberty in handwriting.
The first is the movement: the movement in writing is the deepest element but also the most difficult to identify in manuscripts.
The manuscript seen as an "image" - a static still image - contains multiple clues indicating the manner of movement that produced it.
The slower, fixed, halting, repetitive and regular in its various characteristics the handwriting is, the more the person is "imprisoned" within himself, within a set of laws and rules he has created for himself in the belief that these are correct for him, will protect him from surprises, give him an appreciation or any other thought All of which is focused on "what will they think/what will they say about me".
An example of a manuscript in which multiple stops and barriers are evident is the following script:
A manuscript in which barriers and barriers are evident (photo: official website, Hana Koren Institute of Graphology)
On the other hand, inner freedom and outer freedom is expressed in a living, awake and advanced handwriting.
We will see slight changes in the form, the size of the letters, the spacing - all these teach about the freedom to feel, to move forward, to react according to what is happening inside the soul.
For example this:
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Loose manuscript (photo: official website, Hana Koren Institute of Graphology)
At the same time, the freedom in this writing is the freedom of the writer to think, express herself and move forward while considering others, compared to the following writing in which the inner "freedom" to do as he pleases comes at the expense of the society he harms - out of difficulty in controlling his impulses and from Inconsideration and lack of awareness.
When parts of letters rise aggressively in the letters and words that follow them, it is an explosive and inconsiderate impulsiveness:
Explosive and inconsiderate handwriting (photo: official website, Hana Koren Institute of Graphology)
The second way is through the formal design of the manuscript
The main purpose of the manuscript is communication.
So that we can understand each other - there is a clear and accepted writing standard that we all study in first grade.
However, the handwriting of each of us takes shape over the years and shows the personality, preferences, needs, qualities and so on.
When the handwriting maintains its standard form and even more so - when the handwriting becomes a goal instead of a means - the formal design is special, personal but repetitive and looks like a kind of computer font.
The more structured and rigid the writing, the more the writer tells us that he really needs society's approval and he "loses" himself and his personal uniqueness and hence, inevitably, also the inner sense of freedom.
she is gone
A particularly formal handwriting (photo: official website, Hana Koren Institute of Graphology)
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On the other hand, the freer the writing, the more flexible and changing the design, the more freedom the writer has to express himself in his unique personal way.
Freer writing (photo: official website, Hana Koren Institute of Graphology)
Is this about "too much"?
Because alongside the personal sense of freedom, one must take into account that there is also society, the state, laws, norms...
Therefore, we will look for a manuscript that takes society into account (readable writing) and yet is individualistic (unique, original and flexible).
Exactly like this:
A manuscript that testifies to true freedom (photo: official website, Hana Koren Institute of Graphology)
So... freedom?
freedom?
Do you allow yourself or prevent yourself?
And I'm not talking about permission to riot without restraint and consideration, just as I'm not talking about preventing conduct/behavior out of consideration - but about the one born out of fear: "What will happen if...? What will they say about me if...?".
I wish you to know how to balance between your needs and desires and consideration for others, between external and internal laws and that you know how to let go when necessary and possible, visit and stop when required and live from a deep and true connection to your feelings, needs, inner truth - and wake up in the morning with a feeling of real inner freedom.
Happy Independence Day!
The article was written by Dorit Wallach - a graphologist from the team of graphologists of the "Hannah Koren Graphology Institute". On our website you will find more information about the feeling of freedom in handwriting.
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