Handwriting and Signature Analysis course

Size: The size of the letters can reveal if a person is an introvert (small letters) or an extrovert (large letters).  

Slant: The forward, backward, or upright slant of the writing can indicate a person's emotional responsiveness. A strong forward slant might suggest an outgoing and responsive person, while a backward slant could point to someone who is more reserved.  

Pressure: The pressure applied to the page can show a person's energy levels and emotional intensity. Heavy pressure might indicate high energy and strong emotions, whereas light pressure might suggest a more sensitive or low-energy individual.  

Spacing: The spacing between words and letters provides insight into a person's social nature. Wide spacing may indicate a need for personal space, while narrow spacing could suggest a desire to be close to others.  

Margins: The margins on a page can reveal a person's relationship with the past, present, and future. Different margin styles can reflect an individual's financial habits or organization skills.  

Zones: Handwriting is often divided into three zones: the upper, middle, and lower. The upper zone (letters like 'h' and 'l') relates to intellect, spirituality, and ambition. The middle zone (letters like 'a' and 'o') represents daily life and social interactions. The lower zone (letters like 'y' and 'g') is linked to physical drives, subconscious mind, and material life.